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Google has received Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) certification at its Mountain View, California, Los Angeles, California, and Dublin, Ireland, campuses in accordance with the AWS standard. Obtaining THE AWS certification for advertising offices demonstrates a company’s commitment to understanding complex watershed problems and opportunities it operates and working with local stakeholders to achieve the five effects of water management, namely: sustainable water balance, intelligent water quality, intelligent water governance, prestigious fitness space (rivers) marshes , etc.) access to water, sanitation and hygiene for all (WASH).
The AWS certification procedure shows companies how to identify and mitigate hazards while facing demanding, non-unusual situations and opportunities arising from using a site’s resources. According to AWS, many systems that supply, distribute, and process water are based on centuries-old technologies and assumptions that may no longer be valid in our ever-changing world. Popular AWS addresses this desire by allowing corporations of all sizes and sectors to be informed about the state of water on their site, interacting with key stakeholders, and creating tailor-made strategic plans to address inherent internal and external water hazards. in their operations and basin.
Key partners and tools, such as LimnoTech, WWF Water Risk Filter, and WRI’s Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas, have enabled Google to classify and prioritize companies based on their water risk. A can start dealing with demanding water control situations in a number of ways, adding the creation of a water control equipment, the use of effective equipment, stormwater runoff control and the collection of condensates from air conditioning and rainwater for irrigation.
As a component of Google’s sustainability initiatives, the company recently issued $5.75 billion in sustainable bonds, any company’s largest sustainable or green bond in history. Although several corporations have issued green bonds (designed for environmental uses only), sustainable obligations differ in that their products invest in environmental and social initiatives. These bonuses are an elegance of emerging assets and Google hopes this transaction will help expand this new market. According to Alphabet, there was a strong call for those bonds by investors: they were in a big over-subscribed component.
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