Abstract The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is causing tensions and potential for conflict along the Nile. Egypt fears water losses threatens sanctions; Ethiopia plans to expand electric power supply. United Nations Security Council advocating negotiations under auspices of African Union. Against this backdrop, article discusses nexus between energy in International Relations. A constructivist...

Abstract Published literature on the energy-water nexus continues to increase, yet much of supporting data, particularly regarding energy-for-water, remains obscure or inaccessible. We perform a systematic review that describes primary energy and electricity demands for drinking water wastewater systems in urban environments. This provides an analysis underlying data other properties over 170 p...

The improvement of water and energy use is an important concern in the scope improving overall performance industrial process plants. investment efficiency comprehended by most recent sustainability policies may prove to be effective response fall intensity rates associated with economic crisis brought COVID-19 pandemic. also a potential approach due its interdependencies use, whose exploitatio...

The Water Energy Food nexus is a powerful topic in agricultural systems to elucidate threats biodiversity conservation and culture. This paper aimed recapitulate thinking research, focusing on social-ecological transitions of agriculture management within the Water-Energy-Food nexus. We developed systematic review bibliometric analysis derived from 529 documents Scopus database. ToS method iden...

‎‎In this paper‎, ‎we define fuzzy subnexuses over a nexus $N$‎. ‎Define and study the notions of the prime fuzzy subnexuses and the fractions‎‎induced by them‎. ‎Finally‎, ‎we show that if S is a meet‎‎closed subset of the set Fsub(N), ‎of fuzzy subnexuses of a nexus N‎, ‎and‎‎h= ⋀S ϵ S, ‎then the fractions S^-1 N and h^-1 N are isomorphic as meet-semilattices‎.

Access to reliable and affordable energy is vital for sustainable development. In the off-grid areas of developing countries, decentralized energy solutions have received increasing attention due to their contributions to reducing poverty. However, most of the rural population in many developing countries still has little or no access to modern energy technologies. This paper assesses the facto...

Environmental challenges are, at their root, social problems that arise from income and power inequality. Thus, inequality is an environmental issue just as environmental degradation is a social issue (forming a “social-ecological nexus”), and solutions must address them jointly through principles and institutions rooted in justice. This article develops a two-sided “socialecological” approach ...

The concept of water–energy–land–food nexus highlights the complex and interrelated nature relevant resource systems, calling for systemic approaches, enhanced coordination their interactions, integration efforts. Managing agricultural water in context is challenging, because management needs to meet multiple, potentially incommensurable conflicting goals, such as security, food energy environm...