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Better Water Use Efficiency Doesn't Eliminate Scarcity: Corporate Water Management Through the Lens of Microsoft
Analyzing corporate water management by connecting total volume, seasonality, sources, and reuse costs, starting from Microsoft's water efficiency and watershed projects.
Analyzing corporate water management by connecting total volume, seasonality, sources, and reuse costs, starting from Microsoft's water efficiency and watershed projects.
Does adopting water-saving equipment simultaneously reduce water risk? Facility or data center operators can improve equipment efficiency, but they cannot unilaterally determine the conditions of the rivers and groundwater upon which their sites depend.…
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