Titlebook: Water, Food and Welfare; Water Footprint as a Rosario Pérez-Espejo,Roberto M. Constantino-Toto,H Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Food Security

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Water Use for Food Purposesareas on irrigation, the production of basic foods in Mexico, corn, beans, and wheat, depends largely on the production from rain-fed zones. Only eight states were found to contribute to the national farming and ranching producing a higher water percentage than the amount they have in concession for

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Water Use for Food Purposesareas on irrigation, the production of basic foods in Mexico, corn, beans, and wheat, depends largely on the production from rain-fed zones. Only eight states were found to contribute to the national farming and ranching producing a higher water percentage than the amount they have in concession for

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Prices and Water: A Strategy with Limited Effectivenessnt levels related to water policy, is analyzed in the first part of this chapter. The phenomenon of financial sustainability required for water and food security promotion is discussed in the second part.

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Gray Footprint and Mining: Impact of Metal Extraction on Waterrrently, the largest mining activity takes place in the north-central region of Mexico; some estimates calculate that metal mining uses 53.5?million m. (Mm.) of water, from surface or underground sources (López et al. 2001) and the volume of wastewater generated is estimated at 26.2?Mm., which is po

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