This week marked the 19th year of U.N. World Water Day, which provides a global reminder of how critical freshwater is for life. Water experts from MillerCoors and other companies share their perspectives.

As the developing world’s middle class approaches the one billion mark, the economies of China and India are home to the majority of the emerging middle class poses challenges and opportunities.

WIth Brazil’s global clout comes increased focus on its role as the world’s breadbasket and whether the increasing strain on its land is too high a price to pay.

The Alberta government has placed a large importance on carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction technology, committing $2 billion to advancing four large-scale demonstration CCS projects in the province.

Since 2008 WWF and Green Home urged Montenegro’s government to find better energy solutions than what the Moraca Project offered, and their efforts have paid off.

On November 1, those red cans of Coca-Cola will fade away. In a partnership with WWF, white cans will roll out to highlight the plight of the polar bear.

Andy Wales from SABMiller discusses how water serves as one of the purest examples of the alignment of business and environmental priorities.

Beer giant Miller Coors’ water consumption dropped 5 percent between 2009 and 2010. The company’s water to beer ratio now stands at 4.4:1.