Troy, P The Social determinants of water consumption in Australian cities. In: Grafton, RQ, Daniell, KA, Nauges, C, Rinaudo, J-D, Chan, NWW eds. (2015) Understanding and managing urban water in transition. Springer, Dordrecht, pp. 283-296...
australiachina.com.au Not only does less fresh water consumption mean lower costs, but also in many countries there is water scarcity, so that fresh water is a rarity. voith.com 淡水消耗的减少 不仅意味着成本降低,对一些 水 资源 紧缺的国家来说,稀有的淡水更为珍贵 ,淡水消耗的减少对这些国家的...
来看老师给出的参考例文: The charts show the information about the water consumption and water residential use in Australia in 2004.——改写 The pie chart compares the amount of water consumed in some different areas in the year 2004 in Australia. The table shows how much water was consumed ...
Australia, as one of the largest bottled water consumption in the world, had to carefully consider this issue. 翻译结果4复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 Australia, as part of the world's bottled water consumption one of the biggest, had to carefully consider this issue. ...
AustraliaadvocatechenoyceilWater available for human consumption is less than 0.3 per cent of the total water available throughout the world. Water is important for human sustenance as well as economic development of any country but most importantly, water is required in every aspect of our daily ...
Overall, the ten years witnessed that the food industry consumed the most significant proportion of total water. It is obvious that the service industry and household sectors dramatically expanded their water consumption, together accounting for nearly half of the total water usage in 2007. ...
In Australia, competition for water will intensify due toclimate changeand ongoing demands from agriculture—72%of national water consumption in 2020-21—industry, mining, households and the environment. Using potable water to produce hydrogen may be at odds with community expectations. ...
In this study, we evaluate the impact of climate change with the representative concentration pathway 8.5 scenario and the impact of socioeconomics with the shared socioeconomic pathway 2 scenario on land use, water consumption and food trade under four water regulation policy scenarios (invest, ...
toagriculture in China and Turkey, with the figure of 87% and 73%.In both of these two countries,a similar figure could be foundin the water used for daily life and industry.In Australia, however,65% of the water went to domestic use,butwater consumption in industrial fieldrepresentedonly...
The tablecompares the proportion of water usagefor domestic, industrial and agricultural purposes in six countries of the world in the year 2003. As illustrated, there were significantregional differencesin water consumption pattern.Specifically, the largest amount of waterwas allocated toindustry in Can...