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At a time when spiralling energy costs, spurred on by the Ukraine conflict, monopolise the headlines, protecting highly challenged profit margins by paying only for precisely the water that you consume and process has never been more important.
The UK government’s introduction of mandatory Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) reporting is a welcome evolution in corporate responsibility.
It’s important for organisations to take action now, building both adaptability and flexibility into their long-term plans. So how does water action today build a prepared and resilient organisation of the future?
Is water considered as part of your commercial risk management and mitigation strategy? Here's five reasons why is should.
If a global pandemic and its multifarious impacts caused companies to throttle back or even pause their efforts on sustainability over the last two years, the message coming from the investment and disclosure community is clear: the time to hesitate is over. It’s time to press play.
The opportunity of water is now. We explore 5 financial reasons why your business needs to take water action and achieve sustainable water management in 2022.
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