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    reusing
    and recycling
    water
    Reducing,
    reusing
    and recycling
    water
    Reducing,
    reusing
    and recycling
    water

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Our water
is
what
brought back
the otters. Our water
is
what
brought back the otters. Our water
is
what
brought back
the otters.

Our efforts in
every drop Our efforts in
every drop Our efforts in
every drop

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279,000 tons of water form a day supplied to produce semiconductors. But then, do we let all this water just go to waste? Check out Samsung’s constant efforts to save, reuse and recycle precious water now!

279,000 tons of water form a day supplied to produce semiconductors. But then, do we let all this water just go to waste? Check out Samsung’s constant efforts to save, reuse and recycle precious water now!

279,000 tons of water form a day supplied to produce semiconductors. But then, do we let all this water just go to waste? Check out Samsung’s constant efforts to save, reuse and recycle precious water now!

Reduce, reuse
and recycle Reduce, reuse
and recycle Reduce, reuse
and recycle

Under water in a crystal clear ocean.

Water management is an important part of what we do at Samsung. It’s both the start of workplace environmental safety and essential to creating new products.

 

Our strict water management was behind the miracle of Osan Stream, and we were also the first in the industry to earn Water Footprint certification. That’s why we are developing more extensive water management operations, especially as the scope and importance of corporate responsibility continues to expand.

Water management is an important part of what we do at Samsung. It’s both the start of workplace environmental safety and essential to creating new products.

 

Our strict water management was behind the miracle of Osan Stream, and we were also the first in the industry to earn Water Footprint certification. That’s why we are developing more extensive water management operations, especially as the scope and importance of corporate responsibility continues to expand.

Water management is an important part of what we do at Samsung. It’s both the start of workplace environmental safety and essential to creating new products.

 

Our strict water management was behind the miracle of Osan Stream, and we were also the first in the industry to earn Water Footprint certification. That’s why we are developing more extensive water management operations, especially as the scope and importance of corporate responsibility continues to expand.

Samsung follows
the three Rs, Samsung follows
the three Rs, Samsung follows
the three Rs,

consuming less water (Reduce)
then using it
again (Reuse)
and reprocessing it. (Recycle) consuming less water (Reduce)
then using it
again (Reuse)
and reprocessing it. (Recycle) consuming less water (Reduce)
then using it
again (Reuse)
and reprocessing it. (Recycle)

Close-up of person seen from the front, wearing safety goggles and a mask while looking at something on the table.
Training Water Resource Experts for 3R Activities Training Water Resource Experts for 3R Activities Training Water Resource Experts for 3R Activities
Under water with the sun's rays peaking through the surface.
Strict Water Resource Management at Samsung Semiconductor Strict Water Resource Management at Samsung Semiconductor Strict Water
Resource
Management at
Samsung
Semiconductor
Samsung's Hwaseong site seen from the side.
The first in
the industry to
achieve Water
Footprint
certification The first in
the industry to
achieve Water
Footprint
certification The first in
the industry to
achieve Water
Footprint
certification
Close-up of discharge tank in Samsung's water purification facility.
Changing the way
our water flows Changing the way
our water flows Changing the way our water flows
Five test tubes seen from the front with the fourth one seen full of a green liquid.
Reducing
hazardous
chemical
substances Reducing
hazardous
chemical
substances Reducing
hazardous
chemical
substances

Our goal is
becoming a reality. Our goal is
becoming a reality. Our goal is
becoming a reality.

Illustration of clear cube with blue water inside with a recycling symbol next to it.

119,421 thousand tons 119,421 thousand tons 119,421 thousand tons

Total Water Reuse Amount in 2023

Total Water Reuse Amount in 2023

Total Water Reuse Amount in 2023

Reduce, reuse
and recycle.
Our work
continues. Reduce, reuse
and recycle.
Our work
continues. Reduce, reuse
and recycle.
Our work
continues.

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