mehrotra, can you make the same commitment? >> we actually in boise, idaho, have program in place with 75% reduction in water improvement. that's 75%. and we have absolute programs in place. and i wanted to also highlight to you that we've made commitment to be investing over $1 billion over five five n years and programs related to sustainable operations. again, related to all aspects including water. water recycling -- >> and you commit to being net positive on water usage by 2030? >> so we again have timelines outlined in our report that we publish on an annual basis, and with absolutely continue to make improvements in these areas. >> well, there's an old saying to those, too much is given, much is expected. a lot is going to be given to the industry by the congress and we have high expectations for you to be the model so we'll be looking very closely at the commitments that you're making because it is critical that we solve the supply chain problems that are increasing prices and harming consumers but we have to do it simu

reporter: ita mehrotra says working with art allows her to best to express herself, her ideas, and herive on life. she is inspired by feminist leaders and people's movements. this is reflected in her drawings, and the issues on which she has chosen to focus. but in her early twenties, ita was captivated with something entirely new. what she called "“the magic of bringing text and image together” to create powerful narratives, like this book on an eco-feminist who led a movement against deforestation in india. ita: that engagement of you as reader being part of the story is something that i love. i don't want to produce work that's just kind of, you know, telling you. i want it to be a conversation. and that's what i feel i'm able to do when i make comics and graphic narratives. reporter: ita engages with women from marginalized communities. she has travelled to remote regions. there, she saw the transformative potential of art. ita: they are first generation learners, they have no kind of inspiration from family or from elders in their communities to see that they can create life the w