China’s Yellow River may be the world’s first major river to run out of water—thanks to competing demands of agriculture and coal production. German brewers invoke 1516 purity law to stop fracking. Renowned environmental consultant, Albert F. Appleton returns to Global Reach to look at food and agriculture versus fossil fuels in the global competition for the planet’s water resources—a competition that pits industry against industry and could significantly change conditions in your markets from China to Chile. He’ll talk about the why investments in sustainability (like sound water management)
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