Collaboration plays a crucial role in the success of conservation efforts, as they bring together diverse expertise, resources, and perspectives to tackle complex environmental challenges.
Water challenges are a pressing issue, both globally and locally. Because water is a shared resource, water challenges, such as scarcity and quality, can affect water use and availability across a local community watershed.
With growing interest from customers, investors, and NGOs on water resource management, ACC members are working to demonstrate their commitment to be responsible water stewards in the communities where they operate.
Water is vital for sustaining life and is crucial in the manufacturing processes that support our society and global economy. Effective water stewardship is essential, and the chemical industry plays a key role in advancing sound water management ...
Water is vital for life and essential in manufacturing products that sustain our society and the global economy. As water scarcity and quality issues impact local watersheds and global supply chains, the American Chemistry Council (ACC) members ar...
ACC members are working to advance water stewardship and protect and preserve water sources in the communities where they operate.
Chemical manufacturing is a water-intensive process, and water is a shared community resource. That’s why chemical manufacturing facilities are advancing water stewardship, with an emphasis on responsible water usage and conservation efforts.
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Yesterday the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a final rule on lead pipes. The following statement may be attributed to Ross Eisenberg, president of America’s Plastic Makers®, a division of the American Chemistry Council.
August is National Water Quality Month, a time dedicated to preserving Earth’s most valuable resource: water. Water is essential to all life on Earth, and the need for clean, accessible water is as urgent as ever as globally, around 50 percent of ...
In the remote Peruvian village of San Roque, parasite-contaminated water from the Amazon rainforest’s Cumbaza River—the village’s main source of drinking water—was causing residents of the village to get sick. Thanks to a collaboration between Che...