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As droughts worsen across the world, investors are turning up the heat on companies wasting water and trying to pick winners from a sparse crowd of specialist

As drought risks rise, investors eye thirsty companies, solutions

By Cole Horton, Ross Kerber and Simon Jessop NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - As droughts worsen across the world, investors are turning up the heat on com...

An investment group managing nearly $10 trillion has announced last week that they will begin applying pressure on companies to better manage their water use amid a global drought.

As droughts worsen across the world, investors are turning up the heat on companies wasting water and trying to pick winners from a sparse crowd of specialist listed companies looking to address the

As droughts worsen across the world, investors are turning up the heat on companies wasting water and trying to pick winners from a sparse crowd of specialist listed companies looking to address the

It brings material risks, regulatory overreach and reputational damage | Business

A new study from of Carrefour’s sales of Northeast Atlantic cod hints that traceability – and by association, fisheries sustainability – pays off.

Peter Needle, president at Segura, explores the laws and regulations impacting the apparel industry and its supply chain.

Digital profits should drive physical change