As droughts worsen across the world, investors are turning up the heat on companies wasting water and trying to pick winners from a sparse crowd of specialist
By Cole Horton, Ross Kerber and Simon Jessop NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - As droughts worsen across the world, investors are turning up the heat on com.
An investment group managing nearly $10 trillion has announced last week that they will begin applying pressure on companies to better manage their water use amid a global drought.
As droughts worsen across the world, investors are turning up the heat on companies wasting water and trying to pick winners from a sparse crowd of specialist listed companies looking to address the