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Quantifying virtual water scarcity risk transfers of energy system in China

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Fig. 1. Energy consumption-based water footprint for 30 Chinese provinces (Energy sectors showed in figure(A): Coal mining (No
Fig. 2. Energy consumption-based virtual water flows for 30 provinces in China. Energy sectors showed in figure(A): Coal mining (No
Fig.  3.  Local  water  scarcity  risks  for  30  provinces  in  China  (Energy  sectors  showed  in  figure(A):  Coal  mining  (No
Fig. 4. Share of each province’s virtual water scarcity risk export (A) and import (B) in total exerted and received risks.
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