Research and analysis

A low carbon water industry by 2050

This report consists of six short essays from academics which describe their visions for a low carbon industry in 2050.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
1 December 2009

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Ref: LIT 4693

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This report consists of six short essays, or 鈥榯hink-pieces鈥�, from six academic authors who were invited to independently describe their visions for a low carbon water industry in 2050. 皇冠体育app essays have different styles and emphases, but the authors agree on many of the present and future challenges, opportunities and constraints that will shape the water industry of 2050. Consequently, they describe remarkably similar visions of the industry鈥檚 future.

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Published 1 December 2009

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