Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences· 2013Q1
Global land and water grabbing
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Transnational land deals, known as land grabbing, are increasingly associated with the appropriation of freshwater resources, with global green water grabbing reaching 0.31 × 10^12 m^3/year and blue water grabbing up to 0.14 × 10^12 m^3/year.
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