Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
ABSTRACT
Unlocking
the
power
of
ecosystem
services
reveals
how
their
integration
can
drive
meaningful
economic
sustainability
and
shape
future
development
strategies.
This
study
takes
a
multifaceted
approach
to
explore
relationship
between
(ES)
sustainability,
employing
rigorous
quantitative
research
design.
Data
were
gathered
from
147
business
leaders,
111
government
officials,
150
environmental
researchers
using
purposive
sampling,
with
subsequent
analysis
conducted
via
SPSS
software.
The
results
revealed
significant
positive
correlation
value
ES
indicators
at
both
regional
national
levels.
Policy
interventions
that
focus
on
enhancing
valuation
found
lead
improved
outcomes
long‐term
sustainability.
Furthermore,
stakeholder
collaboration
emerged
as
crucial
factor
in
boosting
effectiveness
management
practices.
Economic
sectors
are
heavily
reliant
demonstrated
greater
resilience
adaptability
changes
compared
those
limited
reliance.
Moreover,
into
decision‐making
processes
was
shown
foster
more
informed
sustainable
novelty
this
lies
its
comprehensive
approach,
which
integrates
data
analysis,
policy
evaluation,
perspectives,
sector‐specific
assessments
provide
holistic
understanding
complex
interplay
ecological
conservation
prosperity.
These
findings
underscore
critical
role
emphasizing
importance
strategic
frameworks
for
development.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
912, P. 169319 - 169319
Published: Dec. 16, 2023
The
swift
growth
of
cities
worldwide
poses
significant
challenges
in
ensuring
a
sufficient
water,
energy,
and
food
supply.
Nexus
has
innovated
valuable
systems
to
address
these
challenges.
However,
crucial
issue
is
the
potential
for
pollution
resulting
from
systems,
which
directly
indirectly
impacts
public
health
overall
quality
urban
living.
This
study
comprehensively
reviews
interconnected
water-energy-food
(WEF)
nexus
various
forms
cities.
primary
focus
this
review
article
showcase
findings
WEF
studies
regarding
pollutions
across
different
geographical
regions
spatial
scales.
It
aims
examine
problems
pollutions,
specifically
their
effects
on
human
life.
also
delves
into
sources
as
identified
studies.
Furthermore,
will
highlight
proposed
solutions
research
aimed
at
effectively
mitigating
each
sector
studied.
systematic
analyses
Scopus
database.
extensively
reviewed
2463
peer-reviewed
published
articles
focused
explicitly
related
that
discussed
pollution.
Our
emphasizes,
firstly,
raising
awareness
about
link
between
nexus,
pollution,
environments,
among
policymakers
key
stakeholders,
including
planners,
industry
partners
municipalities.
promote
development
policies
encourage
sustainable
practices
stakeholders.
Secondly,
it
evaluates
methods
findings,
aiding
identifying
gaps
technological
innovation
potential,
well
enhancing
decision-making.
Lastly,
outlines
future
challenges,
providing
roadmap
researchers
advance
understanding
domain
identify
opportunities
resource
efficiency
collaboration
sectors.
Journal of Hydrology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
617, P. 128963 - 128963
Published: Dec. 15, 2022
Droughts
can
affect
a
multitude
of
public
and
private
sectors,
with
impacts
developing
slowly
over
time.
While
droughts
are
traditionally
quantified
in
relation
to
the
hydrological
components
water
cycle
that
they
affect,
this
manuscript
demonstrates
novel
approach
assess
future
drought
conditions
through
lens
water-energy-food-ecosystem
(WEFE)
nexus
concept.
To
end,
set
standardized
indices
specifically
designed
represent
different
sectors
across
50
catchments
Sweden
was
computed
based
on
an
ensemble
past
climate
model
simulations.
Different
patterns
response
four
water,
energy,
food
ecosystem
services
change
emerged,
times
durations
sectors.
These
results
offer
new
insights
into
propagation
WEFE
cold
climates.
They
further
suggest
projections
be
better
geared
towards
decision
makers
by
basing
them
were
tailored
particular
