<p>Water use by the energy sector in major water resource regions in 2010 (A) and 2035 (B), under the Reference Case. The size of the pie chart indicates the total water available (mean Mm<sup>3</sup> per year) in major water resource regions. The pie chart is divided into three colors, based on energy sector water use (excluding hydropower production). Water not used by the energy sector is shown in blue, while water withdrawn but not consumed is shown in yellow, and water withdrawn and consumed is shown in red. Then, the number in each region indicates the amount of water used specifically for hydropower production divided by total water available.</p
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<p>Size of the pie chart indicates the average total water use level of the city over the study peri...
<p>Despite significant effort to quantify the interdependence of the water and energy sectors, globa...
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Analysis of water use for power generation has, in the past, focused on large geographical regions a...
Discussion of the environmental implications of worldwide energy demand is currently dominated by th...
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<p>Water-use intensity (m<sup>3</sup>GJ<sup>−1</sup>) of US domestic energy production or energy con...
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