and China is also one of them. China ranks fourth in the world in terms of total freshwater, but due to its large population, its per capita share is very small, ranking 12th in the world. Therefore, China is a country with a serious water shortage in the world. Among more than 600...
During the sample period, water use for tourism in Xinjiang exceeded 10 m3 per capita per day. Apart from practitioners, each tourist consumed 12.27 m³ every day in 2019, much higher than 2–7.5 m³ proposed by Gössling et al. [7]. The reason is that Xinjiang’s per capita wate...
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Per capita amphetamine loads showed no significant relationship with urbanity, while for MDMA, 31% of the variation could be explained by urbanity and for cocaine as much as 64% (Figure 2). The monetary value of the three illicit drugs studied was estimated at €903 million (95% CL = 829...
"Water consumption of Mongolians now sits at between 7 and 160 per day depending on where they live. In other words, Mongolia ranks in the middle of the list of countries in the world by per capita water consumption, adequacy and hygiene of drinking water," N. Enkhbayar, an advisor to ...
1 Assessment of the volume of annual water yield from a facility of dimension 210 m in width and 100 m in height placed closest to large cities in water-stressed zones and the number of people it can serve to meet their entire need estimated at 300 liters (l) per capita per day. ...
International standards for basic water needs are usually in the range of 25–30 l per capita per day. It can be observed that most cities deliver households more water than the basic water need at the lowest price. Of course, also the household size is relevant for the desired sizing of...
【Para.19】Mexico is the world’s largest per-capita consumer of bottled water. Noyola adds: “Even if they stop production, they are still selling their products while people are suffering and infections are spreading [from people drinking water from the pipas].” ...
Based on the recommendations of Howard and Batram [4], with access to less than 20 L of water per capita per day (LPCD) (basic access), consumption, hand Water 2017, 9, 222; doi:10.3390/w9030222 www.mdpi.com/journal/water Water 2017, 9, 222 2 of 17 washing, and basic food ...
During droughts, due to municipal water restrictions, every social group reduces its level of water consumption per capita. c, Ratio between simulated private and public water consumption for each group. Restrictions on public water use trigger a significant increase in consumption of private water ...