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  • Nov 14, 2010
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November 14th, 2010
Growing Pressure on Water Supplies Affecting One in Five Global Businesses

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GUARDIAN UK – At least one in five of the companies using the largest amounts of waterin the world is already experiencing damage to their business from drought and other shortages, flooding, and rising prices. The wide scope of commercial problems posed by growing pressure on global water supplies and changing weather patterns is revealed by a survey of the 302 biggest companies in the most water-intensive sectors, across 25 countries. Read More