Interactive Report: The Value of Water

Posted by Content Coordinator on Wednesday, December 12th, 2012

XYLEM

Recognition of the Water Crisis

The 2012 Xylem Value of Water Index found that nearly all Americans (90 percent) consider water an important service on par with electricity and heat. They recognize that demands on the nation’s water resources are growing.

Click HERE (xyleminc.com) to begin the Interactive Report: The Value of Water

Download the report (PDF): 2012 Value of Water Index

About Xylem
www.xyleminc.com
“Xylem. Derived from classical Greek, our name refers to the supporting tissues that help transport water and nutrients from a plant’s roots to its leaves.

To the people of Xylem, our name stands for our promise to live our values while solving our customers’ most challenging water problems, and to set industry standards for fluid technology applications and water solutions.​​​​​​​​”

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