Discussion of “Challenges in operationalizing the water–energy–food nexus”
Olli Varis, Marko Keskinen
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Olli Varis, Marko Keskinen
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We greatly enjoyed reading the paper by Liu et al., which is both timely and rich in insight, as it discusses the challenges in operationalizing the water–energy–food security (WEF) nexus. The nexus approach is gaining increasing attention, both in research and in policy documents, as reflected in the number and content of published documents in the past years and highlighted by the authors.
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We greatly enjoyed reading the paper by Liu et al., which is both timely and rich in insight, as it discusses the challenges in operationalizing the water–energy–food security (WEF) nexus. The nexus approach is gaining increasing attention, both in research and in policy documents, as reflected in the number and content of published documents in the past years and highlighted by the authors.
Key concepts: Nexus (standard), Operationalization, Water energy, Reading (process), Food security, Political science, Computer science, Natural resource economics