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What Does the Future Hold for Water in Turkey? - Vimarsana News

What Does the Future Hold for Water in Turkey?

In Turkey, some 40% of water in municipal water systems is lost when conveying water from resource to households.

Source: fanack.com
EPA seeks report from Waterford council over use of bleach to 'disinfect' rivers since 1980s - Vimarsana News

EPA seeks report from Waterford council over use of bleach to 'disinfect' rivers since 1980s

It comes following outcry over the use of the chemical near popular beaches in the county.

The Quest of Finding Blue Money » FINCHANNEL - Vimarsana News

The Quest of Finding Blue Money » FINCHANNEL

The FINANCIAL -- Do you happen to have some 1.7 trillion USD to spare? Somewhere between 2 and 10% of the Georgian population suffers from lack of basic access to drinking water (Global High-level Panel on Water and Peace, 2017; The Global Water Partnership and OECD, 2015). Globally, 1 in 4 people will be affected by shortages of fresh water by the year 2050 (United Nations, 2018). It is therefore necessary to look at financial instruments that could help safeguard the supply of fresh water. Here, we will look at examples of such financial instruments, which have, for instance, been reported b...

OEMs Avoid Greenwashing With Supply-Chain Scrutiny - Vimarsana News

OEMs Avoid Greenwashing With Supply-Chain Scrutiny

Greenwashing can happen accidentally any time automakers don’t have deep visibility into the sustainability of their product.

Cherishing the river that flows through Roscrea - Vimarsana News

Cherishing the river that flows through Roscrea

The Moneen/Mall/Bunow river rises at Monaicha Bog outside Roscrea, flows through the town and joins the Little Brosna south west of Roscrea and flows on into the River Shannon.