Resource and learning tool presenting the synergies of water and food trends, environmental ecosystems, and social and economic dimensions

The Global Nexus Handbook presents the synergies of water and food trends, environmental ecosystems, and social and economic dimensions, focusing on nature-based, clean energy, and global nexus trend solutions in the ecosystem, particularly in urban and coastal areas. This three-volume collection helps readers consider and understand the interrelationships between components of nature to strive towards a secure and sustainable future.

The Global Nexus Handbook includes information on:

• The interaction in ecosystem environment between water, hydroponics, aquaculture, food policy and security, land, biomass, biodiversity, conflict, infrastructure, and socio-ecological dynamics
• Economical aspects including peace, democracy, investment, gender, migration, poverty, and terrorism
• Nexus problems and issues generally applicable to the realm of the biosphere
• How various nexuses examine, assess, and deconstruct the social-economic realities of development

The Global Nexus Handbook is an essential reference for researchers in related fields and students in programs of study focusing on environment science and engineering, ecology, environment science and engineering, and food science. Government policy makers and engineering consultants will also find the text valuable.

Saeid Eslamian, Full Professor, Department of Water Science and Engineering and Director, Center of Excellence for Risk Management and Natural Hazards, Isfahan University of Technology, Iran. He has formerly been a Visiting Professor at Princeton University, United States, University of ETH Zurich, Switzerland, and McGill University, Canada. He has published more than 1K Peer-Reviewed Journal Paper, Book Chapter, Books, Special Issues and Conference Papers. Saeid has been recently awarded World Two-Percent Top Scientific recognition for Total Career by Stanford University and Extraordinary Professor Recognition in Science and Education by United States of America Government.

Dr. Faezeh Eslamian, McGill University, Montreal, Canada.