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Water, Energy, Food  and Nexus' Weaknesses

2023
The water, food, energy and environment (WFEE) Nexus has recently gained attention from researchers and policymakers. This paper reviews the WFEE Nexus articles. Google Scholar search engine was used for the survey.  By examining the articles, we found that 48 articles focused on this approach.
Icen Yoosefdoost, Slim Zekri
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The water–energy–food–climate nexus

2019
In 2011, the World Economic Forum published Water Security: The Water–Energy–Food–Climate Nexus to draw attention to the looming global water supply crisis. That document observed that within two decades, the collective demand of humans for water could exceed supply by about 40 percent with associated escalations in food prices, disruptions of energy ...
John Devlin, Sarah Minnes
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The Water–Energy–Food Nexus in Mexico

2020
The interdependence of water, energy, and food systems is widely recognized. Recently, this interdependence has generated significant concerns around the world, as global projections indicate that the demand for water, energy, and food will significantly increase over the next few decades.
Carlos R. Fonseca-Ortiz, Carlos A. Mastachi-Loza, Carlos Díaz-Delgado, María V. Esteller-Alberich   +3 more
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The water–energy–food nexus

2021
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Optimizing resilience at water-energy-food nexus

Computers & Chemical Engineering, 2022
Jesús Manuel Núñez-López, Eusiel Rubio-Castro, José María Ponce-Ortega   +2 more
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The energy-food-water nexus: Water footprint of Henan-Hubei-Hunan in China

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021
Martin Skitmore, Xiaoling Zhang, Shibao Lu   +2 more
exaly  

Water–energy–food nexus

2023
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Quantifying the water-energy-food nexus in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao regions

Sustainable Production and Consumption, 2022
Ya Zhou, Zhifeng Yang, Qunpo Jia
exaly  

The water–energy–food nexus (WEF)

This chapter briefly introduces the nexus approach, focussing on water issues. It is not an attempt to summarise the vast literature on the topic but rather to illustrate the concept by presenting selected examples of each element of the nexus and their interlinkages (water–energy, energy–food, and food–water) from a global perspective. We also present
Oscar Melo, Sadurní Vendrell, William Foster   +2 more
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Water-energy-food nexus

2019
Christian A. Nygaard, Ellis P. Judson
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