Desalination as a Sustainable Alternative Water Supply Technology: Taking the Nexus Approach

The notion of water scarcity is entirely counter-intuitive on an ocean planet like Earth. However, freshwater is considered a scarce resource with only less than 1% availability. It is a resource that humanity and the economies and ecosystems that sustain it critically depend upon. Principally, the pressures of anthropic origin, such as over-abstraction and […]

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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.20533/wcst.2024.0003
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Water-Energy-Food Nexus Studies
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Desalination as a Sustainable Alternative Water Supply Technology: Taking the Nexus Approach

Ranahansa Dasanayake
Water-Energy-Food Nexus Studies
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Desalination as a Sustainable Alternative Water Supply Technology: Taking the Nexus Approach

Ranahansa Dasanayake
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The notion of water scarcity is entirely counter-intuitive on an ocean planet like Earth. However, freshwater is considered a scarce resource with only less than 1% availability. It is a resource that humanity and the economies and ecosystems that sustain it critically depend upon. Principally, the pressures of anthropic origin, such as over-abstraction and […]

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