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– Develop and deploy collaborative solutions with diverse science and nonscience stakeholders; and
– Achieve food, energy, and water security, in all their aspects, for all people, in
a sustainable manner.
– Share data, tools, and knowledge and disseminate using the ever-increasing
e-space.
• A requirement to include food–energy–water nexus considerations in analysis
carried out under the U.S.  National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) could
increase consideration of externalities of decisions on nexus resources.
• Data fusion, modeling, and visualization systems (like FEWSION) provide a
useful and accessible interface between scientists, stakeholders, decisionmakers, and the public—if they are carefully implemented with the user community in mind.
Discussion Points and Exercises
1. Now that you are armed with a FEW systems perspective and toolkit, how will
you use these Nexus opportunities to make the world a better place?
Fig. 21.2 Screenshot from the FEW-View™ 1.0 onboarding scenario interface, for Hawaii’s food
and fuel supply chains
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