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(True or False) Vegetables have a higher water footprint than meat
False
Which does not make it easy to grow to produce efficiently
1. Hydroponic
2. Aquaponic
3. Aeroponic
4 pherophonic
Pherophonic
The amount of surface water and groundwater required (evaporated or used directly) to produce an item – for food this mainly refers to crop irrigation.
What is Blue Water Footprint
(True or False) 1 cup of coffee uses 34 gallons of water
true
If possible what is the best type of meat
1. pasture-raised
2. warehouse raised
Pasture-raised, if possible
The amount of rainwater required (evaporated or used directly) to make an item – for food refers to dry farming where crops receive only rainwater.
What is Green Water Footprint
(True or False) Eggs use 90 gallons of water
false
You consume about ______% of your daily water consumption through your food!
1 20
2 45
3 478436780123
4 82
20%
The amount of freshwater required to dilute the wastewater generated in manufacturing, in order to maintain water quality, as determined by state and local standards – for food this refers to things like field and farm runoff.
What is grey water footprint
(True or False) What has the highest water footprint on the chart
steak/beef
which is not a way to help
1 eat less meat
2 eat more meat
3 eat locally
eat more meat
The amount of fresh water utilized in the production or supply of the goods and services used by a particular person or group.
Water footprint