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Exploring The Food-Energy-Water Nexus Approach To Enhance Coastal Community Resilience Planning.
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2021
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Source: Global Sustainability 4, e21, 1–13
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Journal Title:Global Sustainability
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Description:Coastal communities face environmental challenges that put food, energy, and water systems at risk. Although highly interdependent, it is unknown the extent to which coastal resilience research has considered interactions among food–energy–water systems. Twenty peer-reviewed articles were identified that focused on these systems and coastal resilience. Although a nexus approach was not employed universally, these studies most commonly addressed interactions among these systems related to acute hazards. They consistently acknowledged the influence of energy and transportation systems upon the others. As such, planners should incorporate linkages across all three systems during coastal resilience planning especially in relation to acute hazards.
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Source:Global Sustainability 4, e21, 1–13
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