Water abstractions for irrigation, manufacturing industry, energy cooling and Public Water Supply (million m3/year) in early 1990s and the period 1997-2005

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Data from Italy are missing (abstraction 42000 mio

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Aug 31, 2010 - Water abstractions for irrigation, manufacturing industry, energy cooling and Public Water Supply (million m3/year) in early 1990s and the period 1997-2007

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water | abstraction | assessment07 | CSI | CSI018

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Austria Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Hungary Iceland Ireland Latvia Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Norway Poland Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom

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m3 and 50% for agriculture). Turkey is plotted on an individual column in this graph to depict the large increase in agricultural water use, and to avoid the projection of this trend/effect on the Southern countries trend. Countries in the country groupings see Figure 3-6