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The Drying of the World: How Will It Affect Your Company?

What would your company do if it ran out of water? For many reasons -- including climate change and population growth -- this is not merely a hypothetical but a real risk that your company needs to assess and manage. This course provides the guidance you need to evaluate and address the water risks your company faces while suggesting ways your company may be able to transform water risks into business opportunities.

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Buzz Thompson Partner | OMM
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California | CREDIT TYPE: General (Participatory)
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New York | CREDIT TYPE: Areas of Prof. Prac. (Both (New & Exp Attys))
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