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WaterLink 2/2010 (.pdf)

• The blue planet gone dry? From space, Earth appears blue because over 70 percent of its surface in covered with water.
• Digging deeper to rise higher - Kemira's Oil & Mining segment hit their stride right out of the starting blocks.
• Asian giants invest in water expertise - Massive investments in water treatment increase the demand for water chemicals in China.
• Integrated water expertise - Kemira has initiated a new research center that incorporates the highest expertise in water management.

• The sky is the limit - Global megatrends signify dramatic changes. They also entail numerous business opportunities.
• Kemform responds to future trends - Kemira anticipates the needs of the paper industry.
• Mexico wants its wastewaters clean - Mexico's municipal wastewater projects are extremely ambitious.
• Looking south for growth - Kemira's Oil & Mining segment is present where it is happening: South America is a promising continent for business.

2009

• Business is a team sport - Companies focusing on their core business need a versatile network
• Growth springs from innovation - Johan Grön introduces Kemira’s new R&D structure
• High level collaboration - One of Kemira’s five R&D centers recently opened in Atlanta. The center works in close collaboration with top university Georgia Tech
• Keeping North Sea oil flowing - Chemicals prevent harmful scale formation in oil pipelines

Just Add 02/2009 (.pdf)

• Clean drinking Water – A luxury product?
• A re-organized water business: Kemira’s Water segment offers its customers increasingly tailor-made solutions.
• It’s good to be close: Fray Bentos Uruguay is a pioneer of close co-operation.
• A giant water remover?: Massive amounts of water are fed into the paper machine each second.