We use a threshold model to analyze the relationship between per capita income and the
per capita water footprint of food consumption in the urban Guangdong Province of China …

With the rapid development of society and economy, changes happened dramatically in the
food consumption and structure among Chinese residents. This paper analyzes the impact …

In addition to quantity-induced water scarcity, China at present faces quality-induced water
scarcity under the background of rapid urbanization and industrialization. Urban household …

Food production requires a large amount of water. As a country facing a serious scarcity of
per capita water resources and severe water pollution, China must explore the spatial …

Shifting diets potentially contribute significantly, both directly and indirectly, to arable land
depletion, water resource shortages, and climate change. They also play a key role in the …

Water shortages are a worldwide problem. Virtual water and the water footprint link water
resources, human beings and agricultural products, and are effective tools to alleviate water …

Increasing shortage of water resources is an uncontroversial fact with the population growth
and the economy development in Gansu Province of Northwest China. How to alleviate the …

Urbanization is accompanied by growing household consumption and changing
consumption patterns, with both having impacts on the life-cycle water pollution generated …

Due to economic development and population growth, the water shortage in China has
gradually become increasingly severe. In this paper, by developing an environmentally …

Decomposition of the urban water footprint can provide insight for water management. In this
paper, a new decomposition method based on the log-mean Divisia index model (LMDI) …