Water Risk & Strategy

Closing the Loop on Water Use in the Beverage Industry [webinar recording]
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14 June 2012 — added by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
Clean, high-quality water is the essential ingredient for all beverage products. Accordingly, beverage companies continually focus on water use avoidance and conservation to …
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Water sustainability is becoming fashionable
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9 Aug. 2012 — written by Andrew Bodey, Best Foot Forward
By Dr. Andrew Bodey, Best Foot Forward It may not seem obvious, but water and fashion go hand in hand. With water scarcity becoming a major problem worldwide, what is the …
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Carbon for Water: A smart business approach to sustainable development
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19 Nov. 2012 — written by Katharine Earley, Sustainability copywriter and journalist
By Katharine Earley Carbon for Water delivers safe water to 4.5m people in Western Kenya, improving the health and well-being of 900,000 families, slowing deforestation and …
Cut flowers and cholera: How water reconnects sustainability with people
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26 July 2012 — written by Paul McNeillis, Best Foot Forward
By Paul McNeillis, Best Foot Forward How important is water to business? Paul McNeillis tells us why it can be the missing link between environmental and social …
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Closing the Loop on Water Use in the Beverage Industry [slides]
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14 June 2012 — added by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
Clean, high-quality water is the essential ingredient for all beverage products. Accordingly, beverage companies continually focus on water use avoidance and conservation to …
Fresh Water: A Risky Business?
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24 Aug. 2011 — written by Marielle Weikel, Conservation International
When you think about the relationship between people and fresh water, you probably think of drinking, washing, cooking and other daily needs. But here’s another angle: …
Sunscreen kills coral…Why not make one that doesn’t?
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13 Sept. 2012 — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
By Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees Little known fact: sunscreens kill coral. A bit too black and white of a fact for such a colorful life-form. Standard sunscreens contain some …
EDF/2degrees Survey: How are beverage companies addressing water quality in the supply chain?
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24 Nov. 2011 — added by Izabela Stacewicz, 2degrees
This survey is being undertaken for Environmental Defense Fund by 2degrees, as part of EFDF’s program of research into economic drivers for improved conservation efforts in …
Two hydrogen, one oxygen but a wide range of challenges
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24 Sept. 2012 — written by Ian Walsh, P3 Sustainable Solutions ltd
As part of a table in the water working group at 2degrees live on Friday it was fascinating to hear the range of issues being debated and to take part in the exchange of …
Beyond buzzwords: Turning nexus thinking into nexus action
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3 Sept. 2012 — written by SABMiller plc, SABMiller
By Stuart Orr, Freshwater Manager, WWF International and David Grant, Senior Manager: Water Risk and Partnerships, SABMiller There was a clear winner for buzzword of World …