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In this episode: The global water crisis is at an inflection point. How do we price our most valuable resource, while also ensuring access to it as a human right?
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The plot of this documentary is terrifying
EVERYONE should see & understand this
Yes adding tax on water will save this resource. it's not an infinite source. People do not give value when they get free items! At the same time people should only focus on agriculture. focusing on garments industry by devasting own resources is totally an unsustainable practice which is happening in Bangladesh.
why don't they just filter ocean water and it's all done !
Thank you remind how much important water to human.
Why? Why?
Why did you think that having that horrible (music? noise? whatever?) in the background was a good idea while we are trying to listen to the narrator?
97%=salt water, 2%=polar water, 1%=fresh water.
So melting the polar caps will TRIPLE our water
(1%->3%). Now I see why the big corps are defending global warming. Drill baby Drill!
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(if you didn't get the "/S" – you are probably maga)
Hi klasmeyt
people always mention climate change but the real problem is overconsumption when global population is over 7 billion ppl
this is excessively amazing video. it is really usefull for me. thank you soo mach. i promise i will keep water. water is gold
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@altayrainman
Better city planning is the number one way to conserve water. Don't build cities on your best agriculture land that floods.
Why are we not investing heavily in desalination technologies! This is insane🫠
This is so full, of bs, I dont even know where to start. Corporations moved guilt from them to ordinary folks. Do I make them graze cows in areas where they need to transport litres of water? Grazing?? What am I saying cows, pigs or chickens do not graze the fields and therefore everything they eat is cereal-based (more water needed).Counting water needed in glass prod. to supply of water needed for each glass of beer? nowadays these pseudo "science" vids/channels on YT is manipulation at its best.
What Mexico and every other countries have to do is to create a wishing well and when a flood happens they deposit all that water into the wishing wells.
in Puerto Rico we have drought time during the months of may, june and july in which rivers got drought that the government declare a halt in the abuse of water resources and many towns in Puerto Rico have to reserve water enough that we can have to drink and or clean. This happens almost every year.
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Plant plants + eat plants= save planet. Simple!😊
Save water 💧
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