Land Use
Land-use Planning and Practices
According to the Canadian Institute of Planners, planning refers to the “scientific, aesthetic, and orderly disposition of land, resources, facilities and services with a view to securing the physical, economic and social efficiency, health and well-being of urban and rural communities” (“About Planning”, Canadian Institute of Planners). Land-use planning provides an integrated platform to support equitable access to energy, water and food resources and the sustainable development of land to meet current and future community needs.
Resources CESC
Publication
Agrivoltaic Systems to Optimise Land Use for Electric Energy Production
Sources:
Applied Energy
Date:
15 June 2018
Publication
Agrivoltaic Potential on Grape Farms in India
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Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments
Date:
1 October 2017
Publication
Cities and “Budget‐based” Management of the Energy‐Water‐Climate Nexus: Case Studies in Transportation Policy, Infrastructure Systems, and Urban Utility Risk Management
Sources:
Environmental Progress and Sustainable Energy (AlChE)
Date:
3 November 2017
Publication
Connecting the Resource Nexus to Basic Urban Service Provision – with a Focus on Water-Energy Interactions in New York City
Sources:
Sustainable Cities and Society
Date:
1 May 2017
Publication
Climate Change and Food Security
Sources:
Feed the Future
Publication
The Importance of Water Security for Sustainable Development in the Romanian Agri-Food Sector
Sources:
Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia
Publication
Colocation Opportunities for Large Solar Infrastructures and Agriculture in Drylands
Sources:
Applied Energy