Rethinking the Concepts of Virtual Water and Water Footprint in Relation to the Production-Consumption Binomial and the Water-Energy Nexus

In the field of Ecological Economics, the need of using physical indicators to analyse economic processes, at the same time they serve as tools in decision making, has been lately highlighted. Virtual Water (VW) and Water Footprint (WF) are two useful indicators in achieving this objective, the firs...

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Water and energy nexus
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Water management
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Earth, ocean, space
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Environment
Environmental economics
Exact sciences and technology
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Indicators
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virtual water
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Water management
Water resources
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