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57. Goldman $achs: Water: Emerging Risks & Opportunities

Thu Jun 5, 2014, 09:37 PM

Jun 2014

Water is a critical economic issue in the United States. In the face of growing demand for water, coupled with extreme weather conditions, our nation’s water infrastructure system is failing.

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In February 2013, Goldman Sachs hosted a summit entitled “Water: Emerging Risks & Opportunities”, bringing together municipal and corporate clients, leading investors, government representatives, academics and non-government organizations to discuss the intersection of capital, policy and technology in addressing the water challenge. The summit builds upon an ongoing partnership with General Electric and the World Resources Institute, who co-hosted the event.

DOWNLOAD: Read the white paper that summarizes the themes of the summit. (PDF)
http://www.goldmansachs.com/our-thinking/our-conferences/water-conference/water-summit-white-paper.pdf

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Hillary Clinton's GOLDMAN SACHS PROBLEM. [View all] Segami Jun 2014 OP

What 'problem'!? Didn't the check clear?? n/t PoliticAverse Jun 2014 #1

It did! Segami Jun 2014 #4

*perfect* nationalize the fed Jun 2014 #56

''widely compared to the rhetoric of Sen. Elizabeth Warren '' Whisp Jun 2014 #2

Just like Warren? Mnpaul Jun 2014 #10

No, Hillary is nothing like Warren. Whisp Jun 2014 #11

Standard Clinton triangulation Mnpaul Jun 2014 #15

k/r marmar Jun 2014 #3

G Sachs is just one of her problems. progressoid Jun 2014 #5

Do ya think being on Wallie World's board could hurt too? Vincardog Jun 2014 #27

$400,000 leads to a quid pro quo between a politician and bankers? Perish the thought. Tierra_y_Libertad Jun 2014 #6

I think the technical term is Warren DeMontague Jun 2014 #7

Juvenile drivel. nt DURHAM D Jun 2014 #8

Goldman Sachs making the rich richer and the rest into indentured servants. Octafish Jun 2014 #9

Papantonio: Hillary Can�t Shed Corporate Stripes (video) antigop Jun 2014 #12

She wants to shed them? Jefferson23 Jun 2014 #16

cue the "hater/basher" posts...countdown....3...2...1...nt antigop Jun 2014 #13

"Blast off!" Clinton's record speaks for itself. NYC_SKP Jun 2014 #14

why, yes, yes it does..... antigop Jun 2014 #17

Clintons have always MARKETED themselves as 2 for PRICE of 1 Divernan Jun 2014 #18

Yep, that sums up a lot for me. truedelphi Aug 2014 #58

Hillary Clinton's Business Legacy at State Dept (leading part in drafting TPP) antigop Jun 2014 #19

Can't you people just leave it alone? MannyGoldstein Jun 2014 #20

I don't care how much hell you raise, I am going to vote for Hillary. stonecutter357 Jun 2014 #21

Don't forget her WALMART PROBLEM. KamaAina Jun 2014 #22

I suspect she'll be just fine. Alkene Jun 2014 #23

99% of Americans do not care about this. It's not a problem. nt stevenleser Jun 2014 #24

1% of Americans do not care about this. frylock Jun 2014 #25

Bold statement! JackRiddler Jun 2014 #43

maybe those who want to protect the banksters profit from the status quo. nt antigop Jun 2014 #45

Maybe! JackRiddler Jun 2014 #46

If any FDR Democrat is in a debate with Hillary, MannyGoldstein Jun 2014 #52

OMG, WTH, if those complaining can give enough money to support a campaign to run for president Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #26

Investing in stock is not the equivalent of taking money for speeches think Jun 2014 #28

When someone of Hillary Clinton gives speeches they are compensated for those speeches. There are Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #29

Why am I so concerned? Because it smacks of impropriety. /nt think Jun 2014 #31

Since this is a common practice I do not understand your impropriety statement. Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #33

Did she write the book for Goldman Sachs and get a huge advance to write it for them? think Jun 2014 #34

Do you work? Do you receive compensation for your work? Are you sure everyone Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #35

Do you think Bernie Sanders would take money from Goldman Sachs? Should he? think Jun 2014 #37

If you work and do not expect compensation then Hillary does not agree with you Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #39

Speaking of Elizabeth Warren and Goldman Sachs: think Jun 2014 #42

Don't bet on that. Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #47

Do you expect Warren to get paid for making speeches to Goldman Sachs? think Jun 2014 #48

Do you think everyone who has purchased stocks is a bad person? There are lots of good people Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #49

Giving a paid speech to GS is NOT the same as buying stock think Jun 2014 #50

What is Goldman Sachs Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #53

Hillary is better than the GOP alternative but don't expect people think Jun 2014 #55

Likewise, all Americans should be allowed to own nuclear weapons. MannyGoldstein Jun 2014 #51

It's called bribery. She has a cup of tea and they give her personal account $400,000. Dont rhett o rick Jun 2014 #40

Inevitable. Whisp Jun 2014 #30

you're sooo yesterday. Dontcha know --- the "inevitability" meme has given way to the antigop Jun 2014 #32

or the who else is there to save us davidpdx Jun 2014 #38

Lloyd Blankfein: "I held fundraisers for her." antigop Jun 2014 #36

And he remembers it... JackRiddler Jun 2014 #44

H. Clinton-Sachs is the apple of the eye of the Corptocracy. nm rhett o rick Jun 2014 #41

screw the GS philanthropy, start paying people for the work they do. Agony Jun 2014 #54

Goldman $achs: Water: Emerging Risks & Opportunities nationalize the fed Jun 2014 #57

k/r benz380 Feb 2015 #59