Water plays an important role in power generation, fuel manufacturing, and processing. This
has been valid for several decades, but lately, primarily due to climate change, the …

From academics to practitioners, many voices have amplified an increasingly popular
narrative posing a climate–conflict–migration nexus. This essay reviews the literature on …

Sažetak Water, Energy, and Food sectors are interlinked in a nexus wherein actions relevant
to one sector can often influence other sectors to a high degree. Globally, there has been a …

To date, there are limited quantitative inter-comparisons and assessments of water-energy-
food (WEF) resources availability in Africa, while existing studies do not reveal disparities in …

Water, energy, and food are all essential components of human societies. Collectively, their
respective resource systems are interconnected in what is called the “nexus”. There is …

Although Lebanon has the highest mean annual rainfall of all Middle Eastern countries, it is
affected by water stress, negatively impacting agricultural food production, energy …

Armed conflicts disrupt social, environmental and economic processes. This includes water
resources management and the provision of water services, with numerous implications for …

The humanitarian crisis in Syria has severely impacted essential infrastructure, resulting in a
significant energy deficit and scarcity of clean water. This study examines how renewable …

Guaranteeing reliable access to water and clean energy has been one of the most debated
topics to promote sustainable development, which has made the Water–Energy Nexus …

Water supply challenges are caused by population growth, industrialization, as well as the
scarcity of freshwater resources. Low‐grade waste heat‐driven seawater desalination …