Paul Reig

Paul Reig is an associate with the World Resources Institute's markets and enterprise program. He is responsible for the design and development of the Aqueduct database and derivative tools.

4 ways to improve corporate water targets

April 27, 2017

By Paul Reig

For companies to succeed as water stewards, they need a new generation of targets based on local context and guided by the best available science.

How companies can save money with bolder water goals

April 19, 2016

By Paul Reig

Setting corporate water targets tied to the latest science would be good for business and the environment.

Water risks threaten billions in electric sales, farm products

November 11, 2014

By Paul Reig and Andrew Maddocks

Conflicts between industry and agriculture for limited water supplies has serious consequences for hundreds of millions of people around the world.

Reporting water risks: A step-by-step guide

May 29, 2013

By Paul Reig and Tien Shiao

Full public disclosure of water use and issues makes it easier -- not harder -- to reform corporations and their public sustainability image.

Revised WRI tool aims to help firms assess global water risk

June 1, 2012

By Tien Shiao and Paul Reig

As water-related risks grow, it's becoming increasingly important for companies to figure out how to assess those risks. The World Resources Institute has launched a revised, global tool that could help.