Virtual water describes water embedded in the production of goods and offers meaningful
insights about the complex interplay between water, trade and sustainability. In this Review …

Energy transitions are resha** hydrosocial relations. How they will be reshaped, however,
depends on location and water's material relationship to other resources and industrial …

Water resources are a critical component of the water-energy-food (WEF) nexus, making it
vital to examine the pressures on WEF systems from a water resource perspective. However …

The input–output relationships among material, energy, and information within the water,
energy, and food subsystems are intricately interwoven, constituting an integrated system …

The energy-water nexus describes the requirement of water-for-energy and energy-for-
water. The consumption of water in the production and generation of energy resources is …

Abstract Study region The Yellow River Basin (a water-deficient region) in China. Study
focus To establish whether the virtual water trade (VWT) is beneficial for water-deficient …

Virtual water trade analysis investigates the embedded volume of water associated with the
movement of a good from production to consumption. Energy-derived virtual water trade …

Both energy and water resources are the important foundation for sustainable development
of society and economy; they influence and interact with each other, and their interaction is …

The global production of electricity is reliant upon the availability of water resources for the
cooling of thermoelectric power plants and in the production of hydroelectricity. Additionally …

Future transformations in the electricity sector could entail major shifts in power sector
technology mixes and electricity trade, with consequences for the trading of virtual water …