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Water is not usually at the forefront of an organizations’ sustainability targets, but it is one of the earth’s most valuable resources — widely used in commercial and industrial businesses, in applications like cooling towers, irrigation systems, indoor appliances, and manufacturing processes. Whereas automated building and energy management systems are all the rage when it […]

esg | esg goals | net positive | net positive water | net zero | water positive Smart organizations know the importance of putting sustainability and ESG goals at the forefront of their values and priorities. The concept of “net zero” initially became widespread as a carbon-footprint goal. Being net zero carbon means companies offset their carbon emissions, therefore becoming carbon neutral. From there, the

carbon emissions | conserve water | decarbonization | smart water management | sustainability | water waste When reducing carbon emissions — also known as decarbonization —people tend to think of strategies like using public transportation instead of driving, using solar power instead of traditional electricity, and trying to limit their overall energy use. What many fail to realize is how deeply water use is intertwined