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Evaluation of Crop Water Use in Northwest China Based on Water Footprint Theory
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Assessing the water footprint of tea: Implications on Türkiye's freshwater ecosystems
Kadriye Elif Maçin, E. Gözde Özbayram
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Water footprint in the animal processing plant during the processing of porcine white viscera
Ginna Melissa Espinosa Gutiérrez
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White or blue water footprint? Components of water footprint model of crops
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Water footprint: applying the water footprint assessment method to Australian agriculture
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 2021AbstractBACKGROUNDWater footprint assessment is essential for the evaluation of water scarcity that considers both direct and indirect water consumption along the supply chain. This paper presents the estimation of water footprint for locally grown fruits and vegetables in Australia.
Iqbal Hossain +2 more
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Water Footprint of crop productions: A review
Science of the Total Environment, 2016Water Footprint is an indicator recently developed with the goal of quantifying the virtual content of water in products and/or services. It can also be used to identify the worldwide virtual water trade. Water Footprint is composed of three parts (green, blue and grey waters) that make the assessment complete in accordance with the Water Footprint ...
Daniela Lovarelli +2 more
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2021
Abstract Uneven water distribution in the world is the main reason today that some countries face problems due to water scarcity. Human activities consume and pollute large amounts of water. Globally, agriculture is the largest water user by volume. However, the water used by industrial and household sectors is still significant.
Delpasand, Mohammad +2 more
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Abstract Uneven water distribution in the world is the main reason today that some countries face problems due to water scarcity. Human activities consume and pollute large amounts of water. Globally, agriculture is the largest water user by volume. However, the water used by industrial and household sectors is still significant.
Delpasand, Mohammad +2 more
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