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Enabling climate action: A nexus approach for delivering co-benefits across biodiversity, water, food, and health.
Climate response options rarely affect biodiversity, water, food, and health in uniform ways. This comparative analysis examines why technically viable response options generate uneven cross-nexus outcomes, and how governance and justice conditions shape whether these outcomes become durable co-bene
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