Depletion of groundwater is accelerated due to an increase in water demand for
applications in urbanized areas, agriculture sectors, and energy extraction, and dwindling …

A growing population means an ever-increasing demand for food. This global concern has
led to antagonism over resources such as water and soil. Climate change can directly …

The vulnerabilities of our food, energy and water systems to projected climatic change make
building resilience in renewable energy and food production a fundamental challenge. We …

Water scarcity caused by the mismatched spatiotemporal characteristics of water demand
and supply threatens the sustainable development of many countries around the world. The …

This paper reviews socio-hydrology and hydrosocial research, finding a sophisticated
relationship with emergent syntheses. We examined 419 papers by topic, region of study …

Agrivoltaic systems that locate crop production and photovoltaic energy generation on the
same land have the potential to aid the transition to renewable energy by reducing the …

Environmentally extended input–output analysis (EEIOA) supports environmental policy by
quantifying how demand for goods and services leads to resource use and emissions …

Summer streamflow is an important water resource during the dry summers in the western
United States, but the sensitivity of summer minimum streamflow (low flow) to antecedent …

Water is rising on the policy agenda as population growth and climate change intensify
scarcity, shocks, and access inequalities. The conventional economic policy …

Abstract In western North America (WNA), mountain snowpack supplies much of the water
used for irrigation, municipal, and industrial uses. Thus, snow droughts (a lack of snow …