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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Food-energy-water nexus"”.
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Mapping the phosphorus recovery benefits from centralized infrastructure in the food-energy-water nexus
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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The resource demands and water stress of cities: A study of the U.S. urban food-energy-water nexus
… growth increase demands for commodities such as food, energy, and water in cities. Energy and food production depend on water resources, and piped treated water and wastewater systems depend on energy resources, representing aspects of the food-energy-water nexus. Because water resources are used …
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Sustainable Management of Water Resources and Hydropower Projects in the Context of the Food-Energy-Water Nexus in the Mekong River Basin
… The construction of the dams for the supply of energy has a wide-ranging effect on the downstream regions of reservoirs, causing unprecedented and devastating damage to the environment and livelihood of people. The dissertation examines the optimal operation of the dams for the equitable …
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Evaluating the potential of phosphorous recovery from wet milling and dry grind corn facilities using chemical precipitation
… a vital role in defining the sustainability of Food-Energy-Water nexus related to crop production, animal production, water pollution, resource recycling, and energy flows. Majority of domestic ethanol production in United States uses corn as its raw material. The co-products produced during the …
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Exposure of urban food-energy-water (FEW) supply chains to water scarcity in China
Meeting the basic needs of urban residents for food, energy, and water (FEW) resources is a national security concern for China. FEW systems are tightly interconnected, with food and energy production heavily reliant on water resources. Urban areas face local water scarcity challenges in their …
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The blue city: Urban metabolism and the energy-water nexus
… an increased demand for resources including water, food, and energy. The study of resource consumption in cities and urban environments, therefore, offers potential for conservation and efficiency increases. Water resources are integral to the necessary functioning of the city and its future …