Sayd Randle

Assistant Professor of Urban Studies

Singapore Management University

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Dr. Sayd Randle is an Assistant Professor of Urban Studies at Singapore Management University in Singapore. His research interests encompass political ecologies of storage, urban ecological responsibility, and the infrastructural complexities surrounding water management. Recent publications include studies on the contested geographies of storage, green stormwater infrastructure, and environmental justice in urban settings.

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University of York

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Political Ecologies of Storage for the 21st Century

Wild Hogs in the Water: Contested Infrastructural Ecologies of Reservoir Storage in Texas

Ecological responsibility in the city: the surfaces and volumes of urban mosquito management

Big infrastructure and/as systemic flexibility: The Sites Reservoir story

Geographies of storage

Green stormwater infrastructure: A critical review of the barriers and solutions to widespread implementation

Running out: In search of water on the High Plains By LucasBessire. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2021. 264 pp.

Holding water for the city: Emergent geographies of storage and the urbanization of nature

Ecosystem duties, green infrastructure, and environmental injustice in Los Angeles

On Aqueducts and Anxiety: Water Infrastructure, Ruination, and a Region-Scaled Anthropocene Imaginary

Battling Over Bathwater: Greywater Technopolitics in Los Angeles

Missing power: Nostalgia and disillusionment among Southern California water engineers

Missing power: Nostalgia and disillusionment among Southern California water engineers

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Matthew Archer

Fouad Jaber

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