The La Plata River Basin’s transboundary institutional arrangement is a complex system with different geographical bases and scopes, including 14 international organizations, four technical committees and one groundwater ...

Since the 1990s, the concept of governance rose to prominence in the literature regarding transboundary waters, as well as the international cooperation among riparian States. This article seeks to determine the fragilities ...

This study aims to present a comprehensive spatio-temporal performance analysis of two water balance variables, precipitation and evapotranspiration, simulated by two Regional Climate Models (RCM) multi-model ensembles. ...

The Paraná River is the most important component of the La Plata River, sustaining regional economies in four Countries. In the last decades, significant regional changes such as deforestation and crop substitution have ...

Freshwater copepods were sampled in the La Plata River basin to identify the processes that affect beta diversity and to determine the main factors influencing their geographical distribution and patterns of endemism. Beta ...

Etymology contributes a key piece of information about the roles played by transboundary river basins in human history.[...]

The La Plata Basin (LPB) is a continental river-system, extending across five countries in South America. The study intended to discriminate limnological and water quality macroscale patterns and the determinants. Samplings ...

The La Plata River Basin is a complex network of people, plains, and rivers that covers over three million square kilometers. It spreads across southern Brazil, southeastern Bolivia, most of Uruguay, all of Paraguay, and ...

The golden mussel, Limnoperna fortunei, is an Asian freshwater bivalve introduced in South America in the beginning of the 1990’s, probably through ballast water releases in La Plata River estuary. It dispersed north through ...