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Water scarcity - innovation to save water in the global laundry industry
Graham Watson
5th October 2018
The fundamental economic problem: scarcity and choice, via an interesting example. In instance, South Africa's drought and subsequent water shortage forced one laundry entrepreneur to seek an innovative solution to seek an innovative solution. In this case, a new technology, involving polymer beads had significantly reduced his water costs, saving scarce resources in the process.
Cleaning clothes without water... there is a way https://t.co/BmG4ieUGHg
— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) October 5, 2018
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