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Sugarcane plant, production, to remain as bid to save Everglades is scaled back

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MIAMI -- After months of speculation and planning on the part…

Terrence O’Brien: Keeping Chicago hydrated

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Chicago's master plumber strives for innovative and effective…

Bottled water not always purer than tap

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Bottled water contains contaminates, other impurities, often…

Energy from Water: New Dam Projects Proposed in Tibet

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China plans to build a string of new dams throughout Tibet.

World Economic Forum’s New Champions talk markets, growth as world faces “a crisis of confidence”

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For three days last week, Tianjin's TEDA district was home…

Tax free toilets! Atlantans encouraged to upgrade their loos

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ATLANTA, Georgia -- Using tax incentives to persuade conservation,…
John Elkington: Talking Water and SustainAbility at the World Economic Forum

Information Flow: Australian Senate Deliberates How to Save Murray-Darling

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In worried response to a rapidly desiccating Murray-Darling river…

To bottle or not to bottle: Vermont debates groundwater gain

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EAST MONTPELIER, Vermont - The piece of land New York businessman…

Bankers in India doing rain dance beneath money tree

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INDIA -- The battle against inflation in India this year has…
John Elkington: Talking Water and SustainAbility at the World Economic Forum

John Elkington: Talking Water and SustainAbility at the World Economic Forum

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John Elkington, founder and chief entrepreneur of SustainAbility, the London-based think tank, and co-author, The Power of Unreasonable People: How Social Entrepreneurs Create Markets that Change the World. Elkington puts water into the business context at the World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland.