Business, Farming Go Greener to Protect Nairobi Water Supply

In a unique pairing of business interests and conservation, a new water fund is launching in Kenya to better-protect Nairobi's main source of water -- the Tana River. By investing in conservation, big corporations, including Coca-Cola and East African Breweries, hope to reap big rewards - a possible win-win for business and the environment. Jane Kabugi, 68, is readying for her planting season. For five years, she was a subsistence farmer - consuming all she...

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