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When establishing the scope and methodology for a comprehensive water footprint assessment in accordance with ISO 14046:2014, what fundamental criterion must guide the selection of relevant environmental impact categories for water use and discharge?

The chosen impact categories must be scientifically robust and demonstrably linked to the potential environmental consequences of water quantity and quality changes within the defined system boundaries.

The impact categories should primarily focus on those that are most easily quantifiable with readily available data, regardless of their direct environmental relevance.

The selection of impact categories should be dictated by the most commonly cited categories in existing water footprint literature, without specific regard for the assessed product system.

Impact categories must be limited to those explicitly mentioned in national water management regulations, even if they do not fully capture the life cycle impacts of the product system.

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