Climate change is increasing pressure on water, energy, and food systems, resulting in complex interdependencies and risks to resource security and sustainable development. This book offers an interdisciplinary perspective on these challenges and explores strategies for resilient, sustainable resource management. The book integrates conceptual perspectives, empirical evidence, innovative approaches, and policy insights to examine how climate variability, extreme events, and environmental change are reshaping the WEF nexus. The book addresses critical issues such as water and food security, energy transitions, hydrological extremes, climate vulnerability, resource competition, adaptation, resilience, governance, and emerging technologies. Drawing on expertise from environmental science, hydrology, agriculture, energy, climate science, and sustainability, the book links scientific knowledge with practical strategies to address nexus challenges at local, regional, and global levels. It provides researchers, academics, practitioners, and policymakers with an integrated framework for assessing WEF interactions and developing climate-resilient, adaptive, and sustainable solutions.
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