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What is virtual water?(1 point)
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water used in production of services and goods that consumers need and enjoy
water used in production of services and goods that consumers need and enjoy
water used or consumed by an individual or group of individuals
water used or consumed by an individual or group of individuals
water that has not yet fallen to Earth as precipitation and cannot be seen
water that has not yet fallen to Earth as precipitation and cannot be seen
water with low oxygen levels as a result of agricultural runoff from fields and feedlots
water with low oxygen levels as a result of agricultural runoff from fields and feedlots
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Water as a Resource Quick Check
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What is virtual water?(1 point)
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water used in production of services and goods that consumers need and enjoy
water used in production of services and goods that consumers need and enjoy
water used or consumed by an individual or group of individuals
water used or consumed by an individual or group of individuals
water that has not yet fallen to Earth as precipitation and cannot be seen
water that has not yet fallen to Earth as precipitation and cannot be seen
water with low oxygen levels as a result of agricultural runoff from fields and feedlots
water with low oxygen levels as a result of agricultural runoff from fields and feedlots
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The correct response to the question "What is virtual water?" is:
**water used in production of services and goods that consumers need and enjoy.**
Virtual water refers to the concept of water that is embedded in the production of goods and services, essentially quantifying the amount of water that is used indirectly through the consumption of these products.
**water used in production of services and goods that consumers need and enjoy.**
Virtual water refers to the concept of water that is embedded in the production of goods and services, essentially quantifying the amount of water that is used indirectly through the consumption of these products.