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Environment
Dow Partners With Nature Conservancy
by Melody M.Bomgardner
January 31, 2011
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 89, Issue 5
Dow Chemical will collaborate with the Nature Conservancy to examine how Dow’s operations rely on and affect nature. The organizations aim to develop a method that would assign a monetary value to natural systems, such as watersheds that provide clean water, and use those values in business decision making. Dow will commit $10 million to the project over five years. Scientists from Dow and the Nature Conservancy will share results publicly for other companies to test and use.
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