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As seen in: LinkedIn, The Business Times (Singapore), JD Supra, The National Law Review, 3BL Media, FundsPeople, FE Trustnet
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How farmers can enhance agricultural efficiency and resilience – and how investors can benefit

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By Agne Rackauskaite, Justin Winter
| FE Trustnet
Agriculture sits at the centre of global environmental challenges. As well as being the primary consumer of freshwater and a major contributor of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the sector is also uniquely vulnerable to water scarcity and climate change. Droughts, floods and storms – all intensified by climate change – threaten production and, ultimately, global food security.
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Powering the Future: Investing in Grid Infrastructure

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By Justin Winter, Harry Boyle
| 3BL Media
by Justin Winter and Harry Boyle, Impax Asset Management The need for expanded, upgraded, and more sustainable infrastructure is creating a range of high-quality investment opportunities. ​Population growth, demographic shifts, and technological innovation are driving demand for new systems. Existing assets need to be made more resilient to rising pressures from climate change, security threats, and less predictable usage.
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Plugging water network leaks with smart technologies

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By Justin Winter
| bnpparibas-am.com
Ageing and leaky water systems are in urgent need of an upgrade, presenting opportunities for innovative solution providers and utilities alike.[1] Scarcity is a present and escalating crisis amid more volatile rainfall patterns and rising water consumption. Regions home to half the world’s population now face severe water stress for at least part of the year. Yet worldwide, an estimated 30% of treated water is lost before it reaches the tap.
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