CDP: Companies not moving fast enough to tackle $14bn bill from rising water risks
New report reveals leading blue chips are failing to adequately address water-related risks despite soaring costs
Drought, flooding, and water-related regulations cost leading multinationals $14bn last year, according to a new report from CDP which argues many corporations are failing to do enough to address water...
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