Water Footprinting & Availability Risk Management 2010
February 25th - February 26th, 2010 (8am - 5pm)
San Francisco, California, USA
Topic: Environment
Event Type: Conference
Tags: water availability risk, water scarcity
Comments Off The first event to focus on practical solutions for assessing and managing water availability risk, within regional contexts (US and global) and specific to either agriculture or industrial operations/mining/manufacturing. The Summit brings together multi-national corporations, with complex international supply chains, to share insights on measuring water use in volume and investigating new and innovative strategies to secure your business in regions of increasing water scarcity.
Understand How To Measure Footprints & Manage Water Scarcity Risks
Post Copenhagen 2009, the world’s business leaders will turn their attention onto the burgeoning importance of water availability.
Empirical data now shows that climate change and population growth is already impacting water availability in regions as diverse as Western United States, South America, China and Eastern Europe. Recently, for example, the Mexican Federal Government warned that Mexico City may suffer an acute shortage of water by February 2010.
As a multi-national, with a global supply chain, you need to understand business risks like these.
Contact Information
Phone: (1) 800 721 3915
Organizer(s): American Business Conferences
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