Water Risk & Strategy

Sainsbury's achieve 50% water consumption reduction with a helping hand from Waterscan
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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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The four pillars of water risk assessment
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19 Feb. — written by Claire Holmes, Waterscan Ltd
In this economic climate and as part of our natural lives we are all familiar with undertaking risk assessments in our everyday professional and personal existence; from the …
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How far away is a standardised approach to water reporting?
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13 Nov. 2012 — written by Katharine Earley, Sustainability copywriter and journalist
With corporate awareness of water-related risk growing exponentially, so the demand for a standard means of measuring and reporting water usage increases. Katharine Earley …
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What does the future hold for the world's water legislation?
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13 Nov. 2012 — written by Katharine Earley, Sustainability copywriter and journalist
As concerns over water scarcity deepen, how will the world’s governments respond? Katharine Earley reviews current developments in water legislation and considers how …
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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 …
Navigating the waters of supply chain sustainability
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26 Sept. 2012 — written by Katharine Earley, Sustainability copywriter and journalist
PR professional Katharine Earley summarises some of the key water challenges raised by supply chain professionals at 2degrees Live, with a focus on tea and cotton. 2degrees …
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 …
AB InBev collaborates for better water and a Better World
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13 Sept. 2012 — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
I speak with Senior Global Director at Anheuser-Busch InBev, Hugh "Bert" Share about AB InBev's collaborative efforts in water stewardship in Brazil. Running about the …
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 …
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 …