• ❤ Donate Now
  • SPONSOR
  • FUNDERS
  • Contributors
  • About
    • Main
    • LATEST POSTS
    • News
      • News Topics
        • Agriculture
        • Climate change
        • Colorado River
        • Delta Conveyance Project
        • Ecosystems
        • Fish and wildlife
        • Groundwater News
        • Hydrology
        • Planning and management
        • Policy and regulation
        • Science
        • Water project operations
        • Water quality
        • Water rights and water law
        • Water supply augmentation
        • Wildfires and watersheds
        • All news
      • News types
        • All News
        • Notebook News and Features
        • Featured articles
        • Best of the Notebook
        • The Water Shelf
        • Daily Digest
        • Weekly Digest
        • Commentary
        • Fact Sheets/Tools/Info
        • Podcasts and webinars
        • Reports
        • Research articles
        • ANNOUNCEMENTS
      • Hot Topics
        • Data centers
        • El Nino/La Nina
        • Groundwater recharge
      • Explore
        • Search archives
        • Explainers
        • Directory
        • Glossary
        • Subscribe
        • Donate
        • Sponsor
    • EXPLAINERS
      • Where does California’s water come from?
      • California’s groundwater
      • Sustainable Groundwater Management Act
      • Delta Conveyance Project
      • Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan (Bay Delta Plan)
      • VIEW ALL EXPLAINERS
    • Calendar
    • WATER SHELF
    Home

    consumptive use

    Maven July 29, 2013
    « Back to Glossary Index

    Consumptive use is water removed from supplies that is evaporated, transpired by plants, incorporated into products or crops, consumed by humans or livestock, or otherwise removed from the immediate water environment.

    Print Friendly, PDF & Email
    Related Articles:
    • COLORADO RIVER: Metropolitan reviews new Colorado River guidelines and forecast implications
    • DAILY DIGEST, 8/24: Earth’s oceans just broke a heat record. The implications will be massive; The 15-day window that may decide salmon survival; Bigger, hotter fires are slowly erasing America’s great forests; Arizona’s bid for California water could run into political headwinds; and more …
    • Reclamation publishes final environmental impact statement for future Colorado River operations
    • ASPEN JOURNALISM: Western Slope lawmakers take Colorado River managers to task
    • INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS: Colorado River faces ‘devastating consequences’ if another dry winter lands, experts warn
    « Back to Glossary Index
    Maven
    Publisher
    Chris Austin, otherwise known as Maven, has been publishing Maven's Notebook since 2013 and has been aggregating California water news since 2007.
    © 2013-2024 Maven's Notebook, et al. All Rights Reserved.
    Type to search or hit ESC to close
    See all results