Abstract The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus is a paradigm that emphasises the
interconnectedness and collaborative effects of water, energy, and food systems. This study …

In the next twenty years, the scarcity of food shortage and drinking water will appear in Egypt
due to the growth of industries and agriculture. This paper develops a conceptual design of …

Growing population and limited energy resources have impacted energy consumption.
Limited fossil fuel resources and increased pollution threaten national and human societies …

The demand for water, energy, and food resources increased in tandem with the world's
population, industrialization, and urbanization. Anthropogenic sources of environmental …

Understanding the connection between water supply and energy consumption in a circular
economy is crucial for managing the demands of these resources. Sankey diagrams have …

Focusing on the importance of energy in the Energy, Water, and Food (EWF) nexus, this
study develops a comprehensive energy simulation under the EWF nexus system approach …

Agricultural crop production is the most vital sector of the food subsystem within the Food-
Water-Energy (FEW) Nexus system, and many environmental and external factors affect it …

Agricultural crops are the primary food source because livestock and poultry products also
indirectly depend on crops. A significant obstacle to adopting the water, food, and energy …

Since essential nexus variables were not considered in the energy subsystem, this study
focused on the role of energy in the Water, Energy, and Food nexus (WEF nexus) system …

It is interesting to note that the country of Iran is essential in terms of energy production and
consumption, and the economy of Iran is mainly dependent on energy revenues. Therefore …