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Forests Help Quench Urban Thirst
2016-03-21 19:30:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Inter Press Service: The next time you turn on the tap to fill the kettle, you might want to spare a thought for the forest that made it possible. It may be a hundred kilometres away or more from where you are sitting, but the chances are that you owe your cup of tea, in part at least, to the trees that helped to capture the water, and to filter it on its long journey to you the consumer. The importance of forests to the water cycle cannot be overstated. They slow down the flow of water, percolating it gently through...
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Samuel Adams Brewer and Founder Jim Koch is Writing Quench Your Own Thirst
2015-09-28 17:07:50| Beverages - Topix.net
Based on more than thirty years of experience as a business owner and brewer, Koch offers unprecedented insights into the whirlwind ride from scrappy start-up to thriving public company. His innovative business model and refreshingly frank stories offer counterintuitive lessons that entrepreneurs and drinkers can apply to business and to life.
Alibaba turns to Napa Valley to quench China's thirst for red wine
2015-09-01 18:31:08| Beverages - Topix.net
B2B e-commerce is larger than retail e-commerce in transaction volume. Read key data on industry sales, trends in marketing and web content, technology investment, and more.
Quench USA, Inc. Acquires Region-X, LLC
2015-07-20 12:31:09| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. Quench, a leading provider of high-quality filtered water and products enabled by it, announced that it has acquired Region-X, LLC. Based in Taunton, MA, Region-X provides services related to high purity water systems, such as regeneration of resin used in deionization and membrane cleaning...
Drought-hit Indian village looks to 'water wives' to quench thirst
2015-06-04 16:23:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Reuters: In the parched village of Denganmal, in western India, there are no taps. The only drinking water comes from two wells at the foot of a nearby rocky hill, a spot so crowded that the sweltering walk and wait can take hours. For Sakharam Bhagat, as for many others in the hamlet some 140 km (85 miles) from Mumbai, the answer was a 'water wife'. Bhagat, 66, now has three wives, two of whom he married solely to ensure that his household has water to drink and cook. ADVERTISING "I had to have someone...
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