Water, energy and food are essential resources for human life; however, their security is
increasingly threatened worldwide by climate change, urbanization, and population growth …

Water, energy, food, and carbon are the most fundamental elements of agricultural
development, and the essential needs that human beings and society depend on for …

Under the double pressure of ecological vulnerability and economic development, natural
resources and ecological environment have become the key constraints to the development …

With rapid urbanization and extreme rainstorm events associated with climate change,
urban waterlogging has become one of the most frequent and severe disasters globally. In …

With respect to the ecological protection and high-quality development of the Yellow River
Basin (YRB), research on water-energy-food (WEF) is important for regional sustainable …

As a component of sustainable development goals, Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) is an
overarching tool to curb global land degradation. Since LDN requires realization at a …

Yunnan Province is part of the Yun-Gun Plateau in southwest China with rich ecological
resources and special geographic features, resulting in considerable ecological security …

The rapid development of urbanization has triggered the contradiction between population,
resources and environment. As a result, urban ecological security has attracted more and …

To overcome the multiple challenges of water scarcity, agricultural land conversion, food
security, and carbon emissions, an optimal collaborative management scheme for food …

Land use change affects the supply and demand of water, energy and food and the
integration of land elements into the common water-energy-food (WEF) nexus, which is an …