Table fw. 2 groundwater and desalinization Sources: various Sectoral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 2.0 km3 from 1980 coral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 2.0 km3 coral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 1. 18 km3 from 1975 coral data for Sweden are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 48 km3 from 1985 ectoral data for Switzerland are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 1.0 km3 from 1983 ectoral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 4.22 km3 from 1985 (ddd) mm183m195 (eee) ectoral data for the U.S. are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 101.3 km3 from 1985 from ECE(1992)and refer to the year 1988: Margat(1990)reports data from a CE(1992] and refer to the year 1985: Margat (1990)reports data from a ata for Finland are from ECE(1992)without a year specified: Margat (1990)reports data from a (1990)and refer to a source dated 1989(Margat 1989): data reported Bs26.0 from FAO. irrigation in Asia in Figures (1999)which states"The renew ble A value of 185 km3/year is provided by Margat (1990)cited from Lvovich 1974. argots Germany-RFA is 7.77km3 from 1981 and Germany data abo are from 1981(Germany RFA) and 1975(Germanmy-ex DD (mmm) oral data for Norway are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 0.11 km3 from 985 as reported by Margat Sectoral data for Madagascar equal 32 percent for domestic for 1984 as reported by Margat 1990 ORLD RESOURCES 2000-2001Table FW.2 Groundwater and Desalinization Page 4 Sources: Various Footnotes Continued: {xx} Sectoral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 2.0 km3 from 1980 as reported by Margat 1990. {yy} Sectoral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 2.0 km3 from 1980-81 as reported by Margat 1990. {zz} Sectoral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 1.18 km3 from 1975 as reported by Margat 1990. {aaa} Sectoral data for Sweden are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of .48 km3 from 1985 as reported by Margat 1990. {bbb} Sectoral data for Switzerland are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 1.0 km3 from 1983 as reported by Margat 1990. {ccc} Sectoral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 4.22 km3 from 1985 as reported by Margat 1990. {ddd} Sectoral data are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 2.38 km3 from 1975 as reported by Margat 1990. {eee} Sectoral data for the U.S. are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 101.3 km3 from 1985 as reported by Margat 1990. {fff} Data for Bulgaria are from ECE (1992) and refer to the year 1988; Margat (1990) reports data from a 1989 source (Anonyme 1989) as 3.1 km3. {ggg} Data for Denmark are from ECE (1992) and refer to the year 1985; Margat (1990) reports data from a 1981 source (Anonyme 1981) as 4.3 km3. {hhh} Data for Finland are from ECE (1992) without a year specified; Margat (1990) reports data from a 1989 source (Anonyme 1989) as 2.2 km3. {iii} Data are from Margat (1990) and refer to a source dated 1989 (Margat 1989); data reported from ECE (1992) is 26.0 km3 for 1981. {jjj} Data are from FAO, Irrigation in Asia in Figures (1999) which states " The renewable potential of groundwater resources is estimated at about 27 km3/year...." A value of 185 km3/year is provided by Margat (1990) cited from L'vovich 1974. {kkk} Sectoral data are from Margat (1990) and combine his data for both Germanys. Margat's total withdrawal data are from different dates for the two Germanys: Germany - RFA is 7.77 km3 from 1981 and Germany - ex DDR is from 1975; the combined total is 9.55 which is used to calculate the sectoral percentages. The sectoral data also are from 1981 (Germany RFA) and 1975 (Germany - ex DDR). {mmm} Sectoral data for Norway are calculated using a groundwater withdrawal value of 0.11 km3 from 1985 as reported by Margat 1990. {nnn} Sectoral data for Madagascar equal .32 percent for domestic for 1984 as reported by Margat 1990. WORLD RESOURCES 2000-2001