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Why industrialists are going to have to cut water consumption even further

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For Thierry Troudet, general manager of the Ecolab France industrial water specialist, the 10% reduction in consumption foreseen by the Plan Eau will not be enough to protect companies from drought episodes.
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Why industrialists are going to have to cut water consumption even further

For Thierry Troudet, general manager of the Ecolab France industrial water specialist, the 10% reduction in consumption foreseen by the Plan Eau will not be enough to protect companies from drought episodes.

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