End of "easy water" forces businesses to adapt
Collaborative working could reduce scarcity but policy has yet to catch up with private sector, says World Water Council chief
Companies must acknowledge the age of "easy water" is over and adapt to the increasing likelihood of shortages by moving to innovative new business models, the president of the World Water Council (WWC)...
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