Water-energy nexus plays a vital role to re-phase, plan and develop an urban region for the
present and future demands. This phenomenon is complex because of many inter …

The water allocation problem is complex and requires a combination of regulations, policies,
and mechanisms to support water management to minimize the risk of shortage among …

Water scarcity, climate variability and continuing growth in water demand have put severe
pressure on high‐quality freshwater sources. This challenge exacts the necessity to explore …

This study describes the evolution of the Spanish irrigated sector and focuses on water
abstraction, water consumption, and energy use in the period 1950–2017. The analysis …

This research assessed water–energy nexus (WEN) efficiency in Chile's drinking water
treatment plants by integrating the life cycle concept and exergy analysis principles. The …

A holistic approach to the management of water, energy, food, and the environment is
required to both meet the socioeconomic demands of the future as well as sustainable …

Land, water, and energy resources are coming under unprecedented pressure owing to
growing populations, urbanization, industrialization, and changing lifestyles, food habits …

Many regions of the earth are experiencing land subsidence owing to aquifer-system
compaction, a consequence of groundwater depletion manifesting as excessive …

Water and energy are closely interlinked during their production and consumption
processes. The limited and temporary distribution of energy and water resources poses a …

Abstract Study region Choshui River alluvial fan, Taiwan. Study focus Land subsidence
caused by groundwater overexploitation is a critical global problem. The spatial distribution …