Sept. 1 marks the beginning of World Water Week, and some familiar oil and gas majors are making a big splash to mark the occasion. What are they doing and why? Watch the following video to learn more about why these companies are diversifying their fluid interests.
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Big oil and gas companies want us to believe that they care about water. It might even be true, and it's almost certainly in their interest.
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