Water
29 of 142 company briefs report water entering or leaving their operations. Recycling is the most reported process, in 24 of them.
- Briefs
- 29
- Industries
- 7
- Top process
- Recycling · 24
- Often paired with
- Plastics · 13
Where water show up
Briefs by industry
- Chemicals & Advanced Materials 10
- Agriculture & Food 6
- Electronics & Semiconductors 5
- Metals & Mining 3
- Packaging, Paper & Glass 3
- Consumer Goods & Apparel 1
+ 1 more
- Waste & Resource Recovery 1
29 companies handling water
Filter in the full listAlcoa’s EcoDura aluminum contains at least 50% recycled content made with clean scrap from verified sources.
Barrick’s 2025 report describes water as a managed operational input, with site-level balances tracking use, reuse, recycling and discharge.
Cargill’s FY2025 report says 2.5 million North American acres had transitioned to regenerative agriculture practices since 2020.
Clean Harbors, Inc. Waste company
Clean Harbors recycled 1.9 million metric tons of materials in 2024 and separately managed used oil, solvents and wastewater.
Crown reports a 20% reduction in water withdrawal in 2025 as can production increased 30%, alongside work to strengthen closed-loop can recycling.
DuPont announced the completed sale of its Aramids business, including Kevlar and Nomex, to Arclin in April 2026.
Evonik’s 2025 report identifies membrane technologies, biosurfactants and catalyst recycling among its circular-economy contributions.
PVC and petrochemical producer
Power and automotive semiconductors
Paper and packaging producer
Memory chips and semiconductors
Mitsubishi Chemical Group’s sustainability profile covers plastic and carbon recycling, biomass materials and life-cycle assessment.
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