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In response to growing threats to water supplies due to climate change, growing populations, rising water demand and weak governance, many companies are setting enterprise-wide contextual water targets in priority locations across their value chains. However, setting water targets that respond to local contexts has proved challenging for many companies, as water is not an equally material issue across corporate value chains. Impacts and dependencies on water vary by sector and throughout a single enterprise. ....
Published on 26 Jul, 2021 The Sims 4 s latest expansion Cottage Living has just recently launched, bringing with it a free base game update. In among all the new additions is the Pond Tool, which some folks are using to build lovely water features outside their idyllic countryside homes. Others are making monstrous, flooded disaster lots. Which is a thing that the pond tool does apparently let you do. As spotted by PC Gamer, some Sims 4 players are flooding the #ShowUsYourBuilds hashtag on Twitter with actual flooded houses. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Manage cookie settings PLS, you can deadass just flood your whole ass house in the sims 4 IM CRIN pic.twitter.com/GciAU9qlde shroomgod (@shroomboii) July 20, 2021 ....
New content galore Update 1.44 has arrived for The Sims 4, and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch. A brand new patch has been released for all versions of The Sims 4 today on July 20th, 2021. On consoles the patch number is 1.44, but on PC it’s 1.77.131.1030 and on Mac it’s 1.77.131.1230. Aside from the usual bug fixes, there’s a lot of new content that has been released for the game today. Some artists from the LGBTQ+ community have been brought in to introduce their style and flair into the game. A new water tool has also been added into the Build Mode. ....