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Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems (SDEWES)

Sustainable development is a highly interdisciplinary concept that involves the interaction of various systems, such as energy, water, and environment. In 2002, the Sustainable Development of Energy, Water, and Environment Systems (SDEWES) Conferences were established to address this issue. In 2020, four SDEWES conferences were held—due to the COVID 19 pandemic, all of them as online events. SDEWES 2020 conferences created a temporally and spatially distributed forum for researchers worldwide to exchange and discuss their ideas and findings and show the sciences’ responsivity to national, regional, and global challenges. The overview of papers included in this Special Issue of SUSTAINABILITY is presented. The papers were chosen to match strategic importance fields of sustainable development: energy, water, buildings and infrastructure, and waste management and valorization.

Sustainable development ; conferences ; SDEWES 2020 ; Special Issue

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