Water Risk & Strategy

Sainsbury's achieve 50% water consumption reduction with a helping hand from Waterscan
Blog post

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15 April — written by Claire Holmes, Waterscan Ltd
Sainsbury’s is widely recognised as being at the forefront of pioneering solutions in carbon and energy reductions. Now with an impressive target to reduce its water …
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Managing water supply chain risk
Search of the month

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yesterday — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
What are your peers in the Water Risk & Strategy working group looking for on 2degrees? Every month we share the 'search of the month' to let you know what resources you …
From the archives: Water benchmarking
From the archives

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22 hours ago — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
At 2degrees, we have years of advice and stories for you to discover. 'From the archives' recaptures useful content that will help guide you on your sustainability …
Has clean water played a role in helping major cities grow?
Discussion

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19 hours ago — started by Howard Freeman, Young Life
I'm interested in finding out what part clean water has played in helping cities like NYC and London go from "good to great" over time. Was clean water catalytic and …
Is water management a concern for SMEs?
Discussion

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20 hours ago — started by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
Oftentimes we hear news about how large multinational companies such as Sainsbury's, BASF, or Coca-Cola are dramatically reducing their water consumption or receiving a water …
Top tips for hotel water efficiency
Tips and advice

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20 May — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
2degrees Q&A clinics are a great source of advice and information for your sustainability challenges. Our recent water management clinic tackled the subject of water …
The globalisation of virtual water flows
Infographic

16 May — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
Water has grown into a major traded commodity. This infographic by Analytical Technology reveals the activities of the top five net importers and exporters of virtual water.
BASF becomes first chemical company to receive recognition for its water management
News

16 May — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
The chemical business BASF has become the first company in its sector to be recognized for its water management. The company has just achieved gold-level certification in …
Q&A Clinic: What’s the best method of metering water by equipment – without costly sub-meter installs?
Q&A clinic

3 May — written by Nick Donoghue, 2degrees
Welcome to the 2degrees Water Management & Efficiency Q&A Clinic, which we are running in partnership with Waterscan. Between 29th April and 3rd May, water sustainability …
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Water Pollution Monitoring Trials
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15 May — started by Dennis Elliott, Red Skies Group
We are seeking parties who might be interested in trialling a new pollution monitoring and modelling platform which we will be developing in partnership with the European …