Video // The Water Rooms - Where is Water?
Where and how much freshwater is there in the world? What is humans impact on water and how "real" is virtual water? 2nd movie of "The Water Rooms"…
Video // The Water Rooms - The Water Nexus Games
A film by UNESCO WWAP: The interconnections between water, energy, food and environment are like a board game. To win, all the players need to gather…
// Video // The Water Rooms - The Water Nexus Games
A film by UNESCO WWAP: The interconnections between water, energy, food and environment are like a board game.
Video // The Water Rooms - Where is Water?
Where and how much freshwater is there in the world?
Quantifying Connections
Nexus tools translating theory into analysis. By Lesie Lee.
News Water, energy groups to research global opportunities
Helping solve global challenges around the often-wasted resources of energy and water could open up big markets for local companies. With that in…
// OOSKAnews Introduces Panelists for Sixth aquaNOW Audience
aquaNOW Audiences adopt a "question-time" panel format with renowned international and Scottish water experts discussing current…
Fact Sheet // Policies and Institutions for Achieving the Virtuous Food-Energy-Water Nexus in sub-Saharan Africa
Using computable general equilibrium (CGE) and micro-economic models, this study will assess the impacts of alternative government policies, which…
Policy Brief // The need for water as energy storage for better integration of renewables
Water as energy storage, when managed in a holistic way, has to take other uses of water and of water infrastructure into consideration.
Hand-out // Governing the water-energy nexus: new integrated management practices
distributed at the event of the same name at the 2015 World Water Week on 24 Aug. 2015
Working Paper // Strategic opportunities for hydropower within the water-energy-food nexus in Mozambique
Debated in the event "Water storage and hydropower as drivers for sustainable development" on the 2015 World Water Week
WWF // How is climate change affecting our food, energy and water?
Climate change is demonstrated by unusual rainfall patterns, rising temperatures and shifting climate zones - these put pressure on our food, energy…
Huffington Post // Blog // Preparing for the Worst
Today's engineers are trying to deal with "deep uncertainties" -- uncertainties that cannot be assessed by probability based on past occurrences.
UC Merced University News // New Engineering Dean Brings Experience to School, Campus
New School of Engineering Dean Mark Matsumoto is not new to UC Merced.
Presentations // Re-framing silos to accelerate development pathways
held on this panel on the 2015 World Water Week in Stockholm on 28August 2015