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The water energy food nexus bridging the science policy divide Terry van Gevelt1 2 Abstract Although our technical understanding of water energy food WEF nexus dynamics continues to improve this knowledge has not yet been translated into effective and implementable policy My review of the literature suggests that key to bridging the science policy divide is introducing a political dimension into our understanding of the WEF nexus By applying insights from the broader area of environmental governance to real world WEF nexus examples we see that navigating WEF nexus trade offs and ensuring the sustainable management of our resources is a wicked problem necessarily solved through the political process By moving beyond an apolitical and positivist conceptualisation of the WEF nexus we can devise innovative solutions that leverage the contributions of robust science to better manage our WEF resources Addresses 1Department of Politics and Public Administration University of Hong Kong Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 2Department of Civil Engineering University of Hong Kong Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Corresponding author van Gevelt Terry tvgevelt hku hk Current Opinion in Environmental Science in the collection analysis and interpretation of data in the writing of the report and in the decision to submit the article for publication References Papers of particular interest published within the period of review have been highlighted as of special interest of outstanding interest 1 Cairns R Krzywozynska A Anatomy of a buzzword the emergence of the water energy food nexus in UK natural resource debates Environ Sci Policy 2016 64 164 170 2 Conway D van Garderen E Deryng D Dorling S Krueger T Landman W Lankford B Lebek K Osborn T Ringler C Thurlow J Zhu T Dalin C Climate and southern Africa s water energy food nexus Nat Clim Chang 2015 5 837 846 3 Liu J Hull V Godfray H Tilman D Gleick P Hoff H Pahl Wostl C Xu Z Chung M Sun J Li S Nexus approaches to global 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