With water being a critical part of the beer making process, ABInBev takes charge of reducing its Water footprint in a changing world where water demand may soon overtake supply.
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Striving to quench the world’s thirst for beer, sustainably.
With water scarcity worsening, ABInBev still uses more than 32 liters of water for every 1 liter of beer it produces. Is the company doing enough to mitigate the risk of increased water scarcity caused by climate change?
Water, Water Everywhere, and Not a Drop to Source: PepsiCo Mitigates the Risk of Global Water Scarcity
The “deceptive abundance” of water makes it an especially interesting litmus test for evaluating companies and their commitment to long-term sustainability. PepsiCo is an example of a company that has taken early steps to mitigate the risks of global water scarcity to its supply chain and business strategy more broadly.
Water Water Everywhere, Not a Drop to Drink
Water tables in emerging markets are dropping at alarming rates. What will corporations do about it?
Coal in the Time of Climate Change
Should a coal mine be concerned about climate change? The answer seems obvious; climate change seems bad for business. But in the case of Cerrejón, South America’s largest open-pit coal mine, to get to the full extent of their problems you must dig deeper.
The Garment Industry’s Resource Appetite and Levi Strauss’ Leadership
Levi Strauss is a pioneer in institutionalizing sustainability to insulate its supply chain from the impacts of climate change.
Coca-Cola and Water Scarcity: substantial progress or just another drop in the bucket?
Coca-Cola claims to have attained water neutrality, but are communities truly reaping the benefits?
Nestlé: Conserving Water as a Strategy to Sell More Water
Nestlé’s struggle to balance conserving water with maintaining a necessary level of control and access to water supply
H&M: Root of the Problem or Key to a Solution?
Will a fast fashion giant save the apparel industry from the effects of climate change?
Is Pepsi thirsty?
Water is the single most important resource to mankind