进行水 - 能源 - 食品联系研究:什么,为什么,以及如何

Ebrahim Farmandeh1, Shahla Choobchian2, Shobeir Karami3

  • 1Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran.

Scientific reports
|November 8, 2024
PubMed
概括

全球资源压力和营养不良凸显了需要平衡资源使用的需要. 水-能源-食品联系 (WEFN) 研究,特别关注系统可持续性,为优化和风险评估提供了一个框架.

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