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Abstract
Water is a vital part of our everyday lives. Water is necessary for domestic activities such as drinking, cooking and cleaning; agricultural practices such as growing crops and livestock; and industrial uses such as manufacturing and transporting products (Figure 1). Some of our water use is seen, such as when we take a shower. However, most of our water use is hidden, meaning that water was used to make a product although little to no water may be in the product itself. Because water is so important, a branch of science is devoted to its study.
Publication Date
2-2016
Publication Number
AEN-127
Repository Citation
Mahoney, Tyler; Agouridis, Carmen T.; and Warner, Richard C., "Hydrologic Models" (2016). Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications. 85.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/anr_reports/85
