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“Water Relations” encompasses books that explore how water connects and shapes ecosystems, societies, and infrastructure across scales. This category spans hydrology and aquatic ecology; plant and soil water dynamics; groundwater and surface-water systems; and the management of rivers, watersheds, irrigation, urban supply, and sanitation. It includes works on climate impacts (droughts, floods, sea-level rise), conservation and restoration, and the technologies of storage, treatment, desalination, and reuse. It also covers the human dimensions of water—law and governance, rights and allocation, economics, diplomacy over shared basins, public health, and environmental justice—alongside histories, cultural studies, and place-based narratives of rivers and coasts. From technical handbooks and policy analyses to case studies and reported nonfiction, these books illuminate the relationships that determine who has water, how it is used, and how people and nature live with it.

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