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EY split: big four consulting firm likely to nab more clients from rivals: Source Global Research survey - Vimarsana News

EY split: big four consulting firm likely to nab more clients from rivals: Source Global Research survey

Nearly 60 per cent of Australian consulting clients say they would be more likely to hire the big four consulting firm if it proceeds with its industry-shaping division later this year.

Source: afr.com
World's first renewable water project planned in Duqm SEZ - Vimarsana News

World's first renewable water project planned in Duqm SEZ

As part of its commitment to best-in-class technologies and reducing its environmental impact, Renaissance Services will partner with SOURCE Global...

Aquapreneurs are thirsty - Vimarsana News

Aquapreneurs are thirsty

Companies such as ZwitterCo and Waterplan are creating a ripple effect for water technology startups focused on private-sector applications.

How Can The Beverage Industry Be Made More Sustainable? - Vimarsana News

How Can The Beverage Industry Be Made More Sustainable?

When we look at the beverage industry, it consumes a lot of water, about 1500 Billion litres*  of water every year, which is about 20% of the annual human water consumption. Analysis of the water footprint of the top 20 beverage companies suggests that more than 45% of the water is sourced from groundwater in these companies. Groundwater is non-renewable and in most parts of

Source: sakshi.com
Central Arizona Project board election: Meet the 14 candidates running - Vimarsana News

Central Arizona Project board election: Meet the 14 candidates running

The board oversees operations of the canal that delivers Colorado River water to central Arizona and sets property tax rates in three counties.