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2012 Review & 5 Trends for 2013

2012 Review & 5 Trends for 2013

By Debra Tan4 February, 2013

Not sure what happened in 2012? Read our review and find out what our top 5 water trends are for the Year of the Snake. Will we be bogged down or will we slide ahead?

Sink or Swim

By Mark Harper10 January, 2013

As water risks rises in prominence we review whether more investors and corporates are taking action to mitigate risk and seek out opportunities.

Marcus Norton on the 2012 CDP Global Water Report

By Marcus Norton10 January, 2013

The Head of Water and Investor Initiatives at CDP gives his views on progress, stumbling blocks and hidden risks for companies and why collective action is the way forward

Investors Beware: Blackholes & Blacklists

By Debra Tan8 November, 2012

Holdings of Fidelity, State Street, Vanguard, BNY Mellon, Capital Group, L&G, T Rowe Price & Govt Pension Fund of Norway in polluting fashion brands reviewed

China: No Water, No Power

By Debra Tan10 October, 2012

HSBC asks if China has enough water to fuel its power expansion as China plans to add more than the total installed power capacity of the US, UK & Australia by 2030.

2 Degrees + Food: Take Aways

By CWR10 October, 2012

Lisa Genasci summarises her key takeaways from 2 Degrees + Food’s keynote speaker Dr. Shenggen Fan and other panelists from BASF, Dairy Farm, HSBC and ASB Biodiesel

Stockholm World Water Week – 8 Top Picks

By Debra Tan11 September, 2012

In case you have not been following the World Water Week, Debra Tan picks eight points of interest around food & energy security: from the taste of waste to solving access clean water for everyone

Gansu Bathhouse Blues

By Josephine Price11 September, 2012

Josephine Price of Village People Project tells us how the mispricing of water affects rural bathhouses and causes wastage and misery side-by-side

Moving Beyond GDP: Natural Capital

By CWR11 July, 2012

Lisa Genasci talks about Natural Capital, as leaders start to value resources to protect core business interest as costs could reach US$28trillion by 2050

Investors Say: Water Risk is Beyond Pricing

By Debra Tan11 July, 2012

NBIM, APG, GIC, HSBC and APG on why it is important to measure the impact of the environment on business as the value of water lies in business continuity & value of brands rather than water pricing.

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