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Water footprinting in the urban water sector

The term Water Footprinting can be used to describe an emerging set of tools that can be applied to obtain information about the consumption and degradation of fresh water over a defined period of time. The impact that the consumption and degradation of fresh water resources has on the environment a...

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Други автори: Hyde, Kylie.
Формат: Електронен
Език: English
Публикувано: London ; New York : IWA Publishing, 2013.
Серия: GWRC report series.
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Онлайн достъп: http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=605145
Съдържание:
  • Trends and Challenges, The Global Water Research Coalition, Purpose & Development of this Document
  • Urban Water Sector, Definition, Global Context, Objectives, Roles & Responsibilities, Stakeholders, Needs
  • Urban Water System, Overview, Scope, Boundaries, Flows, Impacts, Compensation
  • Summary
  • Indicators
  • OECD Environmental Indicators, GRI Indicators, Ecosystem Service Indicators, Water Stress & Water Scarcity Indicators
  • Indices, Infrastructure Leakage Index, Water Poverty Index, Water Scarcity Index, Palmer Drought Severity Index, Environmental Sustainability and Performance Index, Water Stress Index, Water Impact Index
  • Tools, Life Cycle Assessment, Ecological Footprint, Virtual Water, Carbon Footprint, Water Accounting, Water Footprint, GEMI Water Sustainability Planner and Tool, WBCSD Global Water Tool, Water Supply Footprint, Water Stewardship
  • Sustain
  • Pathways
  • Framework, Water Footprinting Overview, Water Footprinting in the Urban Water Sector, Purpose & Development of this Document, Framework Purpose, Context, Process, Expected Outcomes
  • Areas for Further Development
  • Research Strategy, Research Needs, Water Footprinting Overview, Water Footprinting in the Urban Water Sector, Purpose & Development of this Document
  • Map of Knowledge
  • Key Issues, Challenges & Knowledge Gaps, Terminology Use, Method Development, Data Availability and Reliability, Value of Application, Practical Applications, Communication
  • Priority Research Topics, Water Quality, Water Transfers, Water End Points, Data Assumptions, Timescales
  • Suggested Actions.