ACORE // Blog // The Water Energy Nexus: The Benefits of Renewable Energy During A Drought
The severe drought currently gripping the western U.S. offers a stark example of the relationship between water and energy. In California, clean…
Interview // Award Winning Journalist Talks Water, Energy, and Climate Nexus
Keith Schneider, an award winning journalist for Circle of Blue and the New York Times, sat for a fascinating interview with WOUB's Tom Hodson about…
Paper // Thinking to practice: Applying complexity The Water-Food-Energy Nexus in Global Drylands: Bridging Science and Policy
Daniel Yeo, Global Green Growth Institute Ethiopia, presented this paper at the conference on the Water-Food-Energy Nexus in Drylands, Rabat,…
Utilities Unbundled // eMagazine // Utilities Unbundled
The Oct. 2014 issue comes with the second part of a special feature on the the water-energy nexus "Quenching energy's thirst"
BBC News // UN urges salt-damage solution to reduce threat to crops
About 2,000 hectares of fertile land are lost each day due to damage caused by salt, according to a UN analysis.
Bloomberg BNA // Interview // Gleick Discusses Water Quality, Quantity, Link to Energy Production
Peter Gleick co-founded and leads the Pacific Institute in Oakland, Calif., an independent nongovernmental organization specializing in water,…
treehugger // Blog // Best in Show: The Nexus eWater recycler saves water and energy
The Nexus eWater system is a grey water collection tank that collects water and cleans it a bit, enough to use in the garden or for flushing toilets.
National Geographic // What the Disappearing Aral Sea Tells Us about the Value of Water
Once the world's fourth largest lake, the Aral Sea in Central Asia has been losing water for half a century.
Video // The UN-Water Stakeholder Dialogue on "Water-Energy-Food Nexus and Post-2015 Development Agenda"
UN-Water convened its fifth annual UN-Water Stakeholder Dialogue at World Water Week on 3 September 2014.
National Journal // Brazil's Dangerous Climate Spiral
Drought is pushing the Latin giant toward more coal, and that means more carbon emissions. The lack of water has weakened output from the nation's…
mees // In Saudi Arabia, Good (Energy) Manners Begin At Home
Saudi Aramco recently launched a new in-house magazine called Desert Sun.
Korea Herald // Spreech // 2015 World Water Forum to focus on solutions to water, energy crises
By Kim Young-hoon, Daesung Group chairman and World Energy Council cochair: In April 2015, Daegu City and North Gyeongsang Province will cohost the…
River Management // Odd one out
If rivers run dry or we pollute them, it's not just wildlife that suffers; water companies, farmers and power utilities are affected too. The…
American Water // Corporate Responsibility // Addressing Climate Variability
Water companies themselves experience the effects of a variable climate but also contribute to greenhouse gas emissions as large users of energy.
breakingenergy.com // Landmark Report from DOE Highlights New Challenges, Opportunities for the Energy-Water Nexus
A recent report released by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), The Water-Energy Nexus: Challenges and Opportunities, attempts to plan for this…