The water footprinting approach provides a way of quantifying and understanding the water use of a product, and its potential impacts on the environment. Reducing the global water footprint and achieving greater efficiencies will require both production and consumption side shifts. As water footprint terminology is used slightly differently by different stakeholders, the literature on this topic can refer to both water ‘footprints’ or ‘virtual water use’.
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