#8020. The Accumulating Interest in Water Banks: Assessing Their Role in Mitigating Water Insecurities

October 2026publication date
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Ecology;
Earth-Surface Processes;
Water Science and Technology;
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Abstract:
Reallocation is often promoted as a response to water security dilemmas in the western United States. Water banking is a form of reallocation utilized in several states to facilitate temporary water rights transfers. This article frames and examines water banking’s potential influences on water security from a hydro-social perspective through a case analysis of water banking policy in Utah.
Keywords:
hydro-social; reallocation; scale; water banking; water law; water policy; water resources management; water security

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