The "Amazon Effect" on Water

July 13, 2021 00:23:27
The "Amazon Effect" on Water
The Future of Water
The "Amazon Effect" on Water

Jul 13 2021 | 00:23:27

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Hosted By

Reese Tisdale

Show Notes

The broader impact of connectivity, online commerce, and door-to-door delivery cannot be overlooked.  Amazon garners the most attention, but it is not alone in shaping this new paradigm that has accelerated over the last year. From food for dinner to toilet paper, it is all being delivered in some form of packaging. Like anything, yes, anything, the impact on water usage is changing in parallel.

Bluefield’s Cullen Mitchell joins host Reese Tisdale to discuss the “Amazon effect” and its indirect impact on water for the pulp & paper sector, plastic manufacturing, and corporate sustainability.

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Reese Tisdale
President
Bluefield Research

 

Cullen Mitchell
Analyst
Industrial Water

 

 


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