Scholars and practitioners have been working on methodologies to measure water security
at a variety of scale and focus. In this paper, we critically examine the landscape of water …

Urbanization and climate change are together exacerbating water scarcity—where water
demand exceeds availability—for the world's cities. We quantify global urban water scarcity …

The measurement of household-level and individual-level water insecurity has accelerated
over the past 5 years through innovation and dissemination of new survey-based …

Agricultural land is a complex seminatural and semiartificial ecosystem that is affected by
both human activities and natural factors. Clarifying land use and ecological health conflicts …

Wastewater treatment plants can become a source of valuable resources, such as clean
water, energy, fuels and nutrients and thus contribute to the sustainable development goals …

Water security, a key policy objective for sustainable development, is under stress as a result
of land use and climate change, especially in (semi-) arid areas like Iran. Land use change …

Water and energy are substantial mediums which allow to gain comfort and civilization
development. Recently, humanity is facing a water scarcity problem as well as an energy …

Microplastics in the human diet have become a worldwide concern. To date, microplastics in
urban drinking water supplies, such as decentralized drinking-water refill kiosks, have not …

Climate change and water are intricately linked. Water is the primary medium through which
the impacts of climate change will be felt. Securing the water sector and enhancing water …

Land use intensification and climate change have resulted in substantial changes in the
provision of ecosystem services, particularly in China that experienced sharp increases in …