WWF sets out business case for "water footprinting"
Companies advised that they can cut down brand and operational risks by understanding how much water their products use
Businesses are being urged to measure the "water footprint" of their products, in the wake of a major new report arguing that the UK is responsible for far higher levels of water use than is widely believed....
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