It’s been almost a decade since The Water Council opened its Global Water Center at 247 Freshwater Way in Milwaukee, a facility dedicated to making the city and region the “Silicon Valley”… Read More
Water Council President and CEO Dean Amhaus says technological innovation is needed to address national and global water scarcity. Speaking yesterday to members of the Milwaukee Rotary Club, Amhaus highlighted… Read More
Clean water availability is becoming a problem in the U.S. as water technology startups look for solutions amid climate change. That was one consensus among panelists at a water tech… Read More
Corporate water stewardship is increasingly important as climate change exacerbates problems such as droughts, floods, deteriorating infrastructure and poor water quality. Investors are picking up on the issue with the… Read More
Tom Still, president of the Wisconsin Technology Council, highlights Wisconsin’s strong water technology and innovation sector and The Water Council’s role in it in his regular Wisconsin State Journal column…. Read More
NanoAffix Science, a participant in The Water Council’s BREW 2.0 Post-Accelerator, was the featured company in Wisconsin Inno’s The Pitch column. Besides receiving support from The Water Council, NanoAffix is… Read More
Surprise: A city so known for its beer is also the freshwater technology capital of the United States, and home to one of the most mature water tech hubs in the world…. Read More
Food and beverage companies are recognizing how critical water is and are doing their part to conserve water, but there is still work to be done. Beverage companies especially realize… Read More
Thanks to climate change, the next forefront for environmental, social and governance investing could be water.
A growing tidal wave hitting businesses can be summarized in three letters – ESG. The environmental, social and governance investing movement may not have fully grabbed the public’s attention –… Read More