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Water Resource News

Published by Agra Informa, Ltd. Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published Issues / Year: 24 Content info Pagination average - 24
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Sustainability and corporate social responsibility

  • Conservation and recycling policies
  • Water footprinting
  • Benchmarking and best practice
  • Irrigation and agriculture

Climate change and water availability

  • Research and analysis
  • Meteorological insight
  • Drought mitigation measures
  • Flood management strategies

Finance

  • Comparative water and wastewater pricing
  • Drought and flood cost analysis
  • Risk assessment data
  • Water sector financial performance

Infrastructure

  • Distribution and supply issues
  • Investments and planning decisions
  • River Basin Management Plans
  • Abstraction and resource allocation

Regulatory framework

  • EU Directives
  • UNESCO andWHO policy decisions
  • Water law updates by country

Water impacts

  • In-depth analysis of water resources issues
  • Conflicting demands on available supply
  • Industry-specific issues
  • Agricultural policies
  • Political and social impacts

The developed world is becoming increasingly conscious of its total reliance on one resource above all others - water.Water availability has a fundamental impact on the future of agriculture and industry. As demand increases, without a corresponding increase in supply, we can expect fundamental conflicts in demand.

Water is one of the world' s most widely used raw materials in manufacturing, and is vital for a host of production processes. It is also essential in the rearing of livestock and is a key factor in agricultural yields. Maintaining control over this resource is crucial, but the issues surrounding water supply are far more complex than they appear.

Water Resource News is an important new publication fromAgra Informa. Published every two weeks, Water Resource News brings the latest news, analysis and comment on developments in all aspects of the politics and economics of water resource management.

European Framework Directive

Water Resource News monitors progress on the EU' sWater Framework Directive which is expected to drive forward new measures to reduce consumption, impacting on business users and re-writing agricultural policies and practices. Regulation of water use and waste water disposal grows steadily along with increasing visibility of these issues in the eyes of the consumer.

Water Resource News provides up-to-date reports on water availability within each of the European member states and major centres of agriculture and production throughout the world. Initiatives aimed at improving sustainability are monitored as well as incoming national and regional water policies.

Corporate Social Responsibility

Water use, alongside carbon dioxide emissions, is a highly visible indicator of corporate environmental performance. The concept of ' water footprinting' has demonstrated that performance of companies and products can be compared to assess their environmental impact in the areas of water consumption and waste water disposal. The next few years will be crucial in deciding the metrics, and methods, by which performance will be measured.

Water Resource News looks at current initiatives to reduce water footprint in organisations, looking at complex issues such as the water impact throughout the supply chain, and conservation and recycling policies.

Penalties for infringing waste water regulations can be heavy in financial terms and catastrophic in terms of Corporate Social Responsibility and branding. In the fiscal year 2008, the USA Environmental Protection Agency concluded numerous legal actions enforcing investment by corporations of nearly 3 billion dollars in pollution control - the highest level of enforcements in its history.

Who should read Water Resource News?

  • Water policy specialists
  • Corporate analysts
  • Government
  • Academics
  • Investment bankers
  • Agricultural and resource economists
  • Environmentalists
  • Hydrologists
  • Resources managers
  • Water supply industry professionals
  • Renewable energy specialists
  • Civil Engineers
  • Corporate energy managers
  • Heads of corporate social responsibility
  • Mining and quarrying professionals
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