There is a great article here on the growth of the Coal Seam Gas industry in Australia. It is anticipated that 300,000 megalitres of highly saline water will be extracted every year from CSG bores in Australia, and the search for ways to manage that water continues. This is not just about mining though. As fresh water becomes [...]
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I was excited to see a full length article about the water industry in the Financial Times hit my inbox this morning. For a large industry, water gets very little coverage in the world’s premier financial publication. Water stories generally appear under Energy in the iPad version. I was unsurprised then to find the analysis [...]
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Veolia’s terrible earnings results, coming on the back on substantial write-downs, have caused their share price to plunge again, and at time of writing their share price is down close to 50% over a year, and 71% over five years. This is an opportunity for those pushing for a change of approach in the business [...]
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