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IBM Furthers Commitment to Climate Action Through New Sustainability Projects and Free Training in Green and Technology Skills for Vulnerable Communities

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Thursday, November 16, 2023
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A new set of environmental initiatives pioneering water solutions will be scaled through the IBM Sustainability Accelerator to benefit local communities across the globe.

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  • A new set of environmental initiatives pioneering water solutions will be scaled through the IBM Sustainability Accelerator to benefit local communities across the globe.
  • Simultaneously, a first-of-its-kind roadmap of sustainability skills courses, available for free through IBM SkillsBuild , will empower future climate action.
  • New IBM Sustainability Accelerator partners and projects:
    IBM is furthering its commitment to sustainable innovation with projects focused on water management solutions as part of its global social impact program, the IBM Sustainability Accelerator.
  • To help build this pipeline of sustainability talent, IBM SkillsBuild is providing free training that connects cutting edge technologies to ecology and climate change.

Rio Tinto to invest in Pilbara desalination plant

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Thursday, June 1, 2023
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Rio Tinto plans to invest $395 million1 in a seawater desalination plant in the Pilbara, Western Australia, to support future water supply for the company’s coastal operations and communities in the region.

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  • Rio Tinto plans to invest $395 million1 in a seawater desalination plant in the Pilbara, Western Australia, to support future water supply for the company’s coastal operations and communities in the region.
  • The proposed Dampier Seawater Desalination Plant, which remains subject to Commonwealth and State Government approvals, will be located within Rio Tinto’s existing iron ore port operations at Parker Point.
  • Rio Tinto Iron Ore Chief Executive Simon Trott said, “We know that water is a scarce resource, particularly in the Pilbara.
  • We are pleased that this desalination plant will help to secure future supply for Rio Tinto supplied communities in the West Pilbara as well as our coastal operations.”
    The planned $395 million spend on the plant is included in the Group’s Sustaining Capital expenditure2.

Gradiant, Global Water Solutions Provider, Expands Australia Presence and Capabilities

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Monday, October 3, 2022
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Gradiant's Adelaide, South Australia office is focused on delivery of the SmartOpsTM digital platform of asset performance optimization solutions for industrial end-users.

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  • Gradiant's Adelaide, South Australia office is focused on delivery of the SmartOpsTM digital platform of asset performance optimization solutions for industrial end-users.
  • The Perth, Western Australia office serves the mining sector and Water Corporation, the principal supplier of water and wastewater throughout the state.
  • "Australia is a highly developed economy with critical need for our solutions in mining and advanced manufacturing.
  • Gradiant, a 2022 "Water Technology Company of the Year" by Global Water Intelligence and 2022 "Great Place to Work," is growing its teams throughout Australia.

Proactive news headlines including Archer Materials, Lake Resources, Anson Resources and Prescient Therapeutics

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Wednesday, September 14, 2022
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