Unreflective use of old data sources produced echo chambers in the water–electricity nexus

Santiago Vaca · P.W. Gerbens-Leenes · Sanderine Nonhebel · Klaus Hubacek

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This meta-analysis of over 2,400 papers tracks the influence of older publications that have ‘echoed’ through the decades, cited in countless publications and creating a potentially false confirmation bias.

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