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Using Water Footprints to Identify Alternatives for Conserving Local Water Resources in California
2016
Water
As a management tool for addressing water consumption issues, footprints have become increasingly utilized on scales ranging from global to personal. A question posed by this paper is whether water footprint data that are routinely compiled for particular regions may be used to assess the effectiveness of actions taken by local residents to conserve local water resources. The current California drought has affected an agriculturally productive region with large population centers that consume a
doi:10.3390/w8110497
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