CDP, formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project, runs the global disclosure system that enables companies, cities, states and regions to measure and manage their environmental impacts. They have built the most comprehensive collection of self-reported environmental data in the world.
Their network of investors and purchasers, representing over $100 trillion, along with policy makers around the globe, use their data and insights to make better-informed decisions. Through their offices and partners in 50 countries they have driven unprecedented levels of environmental disclosure.
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The International Mine Water Association (IMWA) is an interdisciplinary organization focused on various aspects of mine water, including its hydrology, chemistry, biology, environmental aspects, and potential reuse, as well as how best to control it through better prediction, management, and treatment. Some members of IMWA are experts in specific branches of natural sciences and technology and conduct research that is directly relevant to mine water problems while many others are practioners, consultants, and regulators who are interested in learning how the results of such research can be applied at specific sites. IMWA was founded in 1979 in Granada, Spain as a result of interest shown at the “First International Mine Drainage Symposium”. Since then, we have organized a Congress every three years and annual symposia and workshops on topical subjects, which have included: Hydrogeology of Coal Basins; Mine Water and Pumping; Acid Mine Water; First African Mine Water Symposium; Water Resources at Risk; Engineering in Karst; and Mine Water and the Environment.
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For over 135 years, Canadian Mining Journal (CMJ), has been serving the operations segment of Canada’s mining industry. CMJ provides its readers with pertinent information on the latest technology, equipment, products and methods used in mining
and mineral processing. We also keep our readers up to date in regards to evolving CSR and best-business standards. With its AAM audited circulation, and multi-media delivery, CMJ guarantees advertisers exposure to the buying influences at the mine-site, mill, and head office.
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The International Desalination Association (IDA) is the world’s leading resource for information and professional development for the global desalination industry – and the only global association focused exclusively on desalination and water reuse technologies.
IDA is committed to development and promotion of the appropriate use of desalination and desalination technology globally in water supply, water reuse, water pollution control, water purification, water treatment and other water sciences and technology. IDA carries out this mission by encouraging research, promoting and exchanging communication, disseminating information, and supporting education in the field of desalination and water sciences. A non-profit association, IDA is associated with the United Nations as part of a growing international network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
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WaterTAP is Ontario’s water technology champion. We bring private sector experience to the challenge of helping water technology entrepreneurs, utilities, industry and investors make the connections and find the resources they need to keep our water sector prospering. Since 2012, WaterTAP has worked with many of Ontario’s most innovative companies to help them become globally competitive businesses. Our mandate is to enable sector companies to scale and grow through increased exports and international sales, enhance management capacity, deliver strategic advisory services, and to create market conditions within Ontario that support adoption of innovative water technologies.
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