To tackle the globally increasing discrepancy between food, energy and water demands and
resource availability sustainably, resource supply system models have to incorporate the …

Optimal allocation of the food, energy and water (FEW) resources is of emergent concern
owing to depleting supply of the natural resources. Increasing demand for the FEW …

Nowadays, global water shortages are an important challenge, due to the implications of
water use in the agricultural, industrial, and energy sectors. In fact, one of the largest …

This paper explores the place of technological interventions in the conceptualisation of the
Water–Energy–Food Nexus (WEF Nexus). The focus is on the just infrastructure …

Food, energy, and water resources are intricately interconnected, and nexus provides a
holistic approach for addressing these complex links to minimize inefficiencies and waste …

This paper describes the biofuel economy and food security in the current scenario, focusing
on the competing demands for food and fuel. The biofuel economy is expected to increase …

An economy's shift towards climate neutrality requires a massive expansion of renewable
energy production. Next to wind, photovoltaic (PV) and biomass will be key renewable …

Abstract Purpose of Review Hydroelectric generation is a potential flexible electricity source
that can ease the transition to a decarbonized energy economy. As such, using scarce …

Scant research focuses on the resiliency of food supply chain networks to outbreaks, despite
the estimated 600 million global foodborne illnesses annually. Outbreaks that cross country …

This chapter addresses a critique of food–energy–water (FEW) nexus studies: that they often
focus on large-scale dynamics that play out between powerful institutions at the scale of the …