A recent report by the Pacific Institute was discussed by Andrew Herndon in a recent Bloomberg article. California's 20 trillion US gallons water footprint divides up as follows:
- 90% associated with agricultural, meat, and dairy products
- 4% household use
- 3% associated with clothing and electronics production
As water-scarcity intensifies in California, use of the water-from-air resource may become economically feasible for households and manufacturing that consume relatively small daily water volumes. Atmoswater Research has water-from-air resource charts available for Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco.
- 90% associated with agricultural, meat, and dairy products
- 4% household use
- 3% associated with clothing and electronics production
As water-scarcity intensifies in California, use of the water-from-air resource may become economically feasible for households and manufacturing that consume relatively small daily water volumes. Atmoswater Research has water-from-air resource charts available for Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco.
