Colin Strong

Operating at the intersection of water risk and corporate strategy

[WRI Aqueduct @WRIAqueduct]

NEW BLOG: Drop by Drop, Better Management Makes Dents in China's Water Stress https://t.co/Jb7EuAwTTi

[World Resources Institute @WorldResources]

#ListeningTo - @Bloomberg Podcast: How #water will determine the global economy's winners and losers https://t.co/FBgFxMusBA @HMountford4 @WRIAqueduct @NewClimateEcon

[Colin Strong @ColinAStrong]

Happy #WorldWaterDay! The extent of water crises today demands new approaches to dealing with these classic problems @julian_koelbel @cindysnoe @Paul_Reig https://t.co/5Mm10xKaCC

[Colin Strong @ColinAStrong]

More robust crisis response mechanisms may be in order for cities facing the possibility of severe #droughts and #Waterscarcity https://t.co/2GpxIB9sFH

[Colin Strong @ColinAStrong]

Appreciate the callout from @H2O_stewards and @AnteaSustain - @Paul_Reig @SamuelVionnet and I are developing more thinking https://t.co/kgrtnk7DO0

[CEO Water Mandate @H2O_stewards]

#H2Ocontext #waterstewardship https://t.co/Uzhu6zfSZ0

[WRI Aqueduct @WRIAqueduct]

. @Paul_Reig and @WillSarni detail 5 things companies can do to grow in a water-stressed world: https://t.co/PcWrzLhzmf @newsdeeply

[Colin Strong @ColinAStrong]

"There are no shortages of Flints and Cape Towns, but successful #water management can take place from San Diego to Singapore — what's missing is the ability to capture and reproduce these successes" @cindysnoe @julian_koelbel @Paul_Reig https://t.co/m5YwWO8IFK

[WRI Aqueduct @WRIAqueduct]

WRI and MIT figured out how to collect local water management data on a global scale: https://t.co/clQm1trF3l @MITSloanSusty @H2O_stewards