Rapid and important developments in the area of energy-water nexus over the last two to
three years have been significant. This new edition of Water and Energy: Threats and …

For the past century, the US has invested significant research, development, and
construction funding to develop both fresh surface and groundwater resources. The result is …

Water and energy are each recognized as indispensable inputs to modern economies. And,
in recent years, driven by the three imperatives of security of supply, sustainability, and …

Featuring peer-reviewed articles published in 2010 and 2011, this research shows progress
on the waterÀenergy nexus—a hotbed of research with global implications for energy and …

The world is on the brink of the greatest crisis it has ever faced: a spiraling lack of fresh
water. Groundwater is drying up, even as water demands for food production, for energy …

Water and electricity are fundamentally linked. At a basic level electricity generation requires
water, and water treatment and transportation use electricity. Historically, there has been …

Energy and water resources are deeply interconnected. In the United States, the water
sector consumes∼ 4% of primary energy, and energy generation is the sector where the …

The world is on the brink of the greatest crisis it has ever faced: a spiraling lack of fresh
water. Groundwater is drying up, even as water demands for food production, for energy …

Water and energy are resources that are reciprocally and mutually linked, because meeting
energy needs requires water, often in large quantities, for mining, fuel production …

Water and energy are inextricably linked, and as a consequence both have to be addressed
together. This is called the water-energy nexus. When access to either is limited, it becomes …