I have been thinking about investing in water after I finished my geology class. but I'm young and I don't know what I'm doing. If you have any information on where to invest I would really love to know.
Who cares, 70% of the earth's surface is water. "It's too expensive to remove the salt" even though water evaporates naturally and leaves behind the salt.
@@gameplaychannel1309 Sure you can, you just need the scale of your desal to match the scale of your megacity. If you can make some sort of black water container that heats up in the sun and evaporates a few gallons per day, then you just need to figure out how many containers you need to reach the number of gallons needed. Imagine a huge group of them, like a solar panel farm in a desert or on the surface of the ocean.
Water is not a problem. Power is not a problem. Oil is not a problem. Tech is there, people who know stuff are there. You know what is the problem? Capitalism mixed with political malevolence and populace ignorance and short-sightedness.
Thank you for bringing attention to this critical and growing issue that will have a huge impact on the future of humanity. Someone who does is Marshall Vian Summers who has published many excellent publications free online, including The Great Waves of Change, The Shock of the Future and many, many more. I strongly recommend reading these works and beginning your preparation.
Here in the Netherlands we drink water from our taps, since it’s so clean, and the quality is also pretty darned good. Makes me realize how fortunate I am to have been born and living in a first world country.
Yes you guys are really lucky. I live in northern Mexico and citizens have been in conflict with the government for water. It's so depressing to see how our rivers and creeks are running out of water because of lack of rains and a poor management
A fascinating video, and water recycling is definitely a part of the solution, but it seems strange to me that you didn't even mention agriculture, which accounts for 80% of human freshwater use. The future of water is on our farms, not at the tap.
the solution for this country is desalination specifically because they are right on the ocean that's why there is no need for citizens to drink cleaned sewage water
100 percent upvotes!! You never see that on UA-cam! Also. This series is inspiring. It presents problems with solutions. It makes me want to help build a better world for my children.
I listened to every word and still not one person mentioned household grey water systems. With all the solar panel access we have in nearly every country and more affordable than ever, this energy source can treat using osmosis filtration of waste water within the home and re-purpose it as potable water in some uses, and then safe drinking water in others. There are filters already made that can do this. There are also home which are using grey water systems, already. It just needs to be sourced by those with vision.
That’s why every house makes a rain harvesting system and filtration system powered by solar panels have your own septic tank for your own waste and solar panels to not rely on the grid congrats this whole issue is solved and u can live without the city helping u
yep pretty much but this mostly works in places in the north, its not gonna work in texas arizona or cali where its hot and barely rains, but they are rich enough for desalination
Is there a device or pipe you can attach to any tap that can tell you how much water in mL or L has been taken or come out / used? I think having this kind of information available to users using the water would be highly valuable in making people more aware of their water usage and water usage habits. I know I like seeing how much energy my devices uses so why not know how much water my daily activities and actions use.
I'm so beyond lucky with my water here. Have a shallow well, that is fed by a giant glacier only a couple miles away. Pure pristine crystal clear water with no traces of any chemicals or any heavy metals at all. Even with accelerating global warming, the glacier is large enough that it will easily outlive me. I will never have to think about safe drinking water till the day I die.
Wonderful technologies & we need to clean our mind with spiritual thinking to apply it widely ... "Water is the elixir of life." “… without water no worldly creature can live - mineral, vegetable, animal and man, one and all, depend upon water for their very being.” - Abdu’l-Baha, Baha'i Faith
Within this short video, I Went from feeling nauseated about the idea to accepting that it’s inevitable Bet we will be grateful for this technology when the tile comes
Don't mind me, just a Canadian giggling at basically every other country on the planet. It sure feels good to have a near limitless supply of clean rivers, lakes, glaciers, and permafrost to serve a population of only 35,000,000 people.
The the next approach for the modern world would it be super sensitive sensors under faucets like in bathrooms and smart dispensing systems that dispense desired amount of water which also keep track of how much is used.
Over population is only briefly mentioned, and yet that is the cause of losing our water supply. Everyone wants to address the symptoms of a problem, but never the cause.
The better way is gravity induced vacuum distillation water boils at room temperature in a vacuum. Ever notice how you can hold a bottle of water upside down its neck in a full bucket of water and the water in the bottle stays in the bottle? Well if the bottle was 35 feet long you would see about a foot of empty space at the other end, that is a vacuum. now just add another bottle doing the same thing connect them with a condenser coil heat one side and cool the other and steam will be created and become fresh water on the other side. Add in all the valves and engineering to expand on the idea and you can get hundreds of gallons a second this way.
I have no issues with drinking recycled water. As long as I know that robust systems are in place to ensure it is completely cleaned and safe to drink I am happy to consume it.
Simple solution! 1. Do not allow any water to flow to o want 2. Build swales and ditches over all hills and mountains to collect rain water. Grow trees everywhere to help absorb rainwater and help prevent evaporation. Grounds will moisten up, aquifers will fill.
Ive watched this before, and its quiet incredible, its really quiet amazing. And they are leading the way in this fight of water shortages. Also, all the water we consume, is the same water thats been on this planet for Millions of years. WE are all drinking recycled water.
I feel like one of the biggest country’s who are cashing global warming is the us with all of its urbanization going on all over the country and separate areas from the mainland of the us is a large factor in all of this because the government will not listen to the people when it comes to this while millions of people are trying to be heard on a matter that is only becoming worse and worse over time and at this point of time it has not slowed down at all
Even though my single property water supply comes from above a waterfall on my property, wildlife have been drinking it and... in it, so it is partly recycled too.
I remember living in Arizona with my Dad and going to a water and Ice store and filling up large jugs full of the reverse osmosis water because Arizona water is terrible.
This issue isn't something that we didn't knew coming. It was there and we perfectly knew that the biggest problem in coming future will be water crisis not energy crisis after technological and industrial development at such pace.....
They can probably further increase their water conservation by building enclosed water storages instead of having an open reservoir, they should be losing a lot of water to evaporation. Much more technologically advanced countries like Singapore and Israel has long practiced processing grey water and water efficiency. They can reuse grey water for flushing toilets. They use less water by using more efficient taps.
what we think of as "normal", and what we planned for as "normal" and infrastructure that we built to deal with "normal "... isn`t n"normal" anymore., :normal" is gone ! .................... very powerful line.
If we can add algae as a new cycle to waste water treatment we could cut our agricultural water usage by half by using algae as animal feed in place of corn and by getting rid of corn derived alcohols for algae derived alcohols in fuel. ( In the US and EU alcohol is used to improve engine efficiency and to reduce engine knock with US fuels being 15% alcohol and some EU fuels up to 50% and above being alcohol)
Just so you know, my country is rumored to become the next best global power if everyone start fighting for clean water due to all the climate changes, because it has the most reserves of clean water in the world. It's Brazil. Cities on the capital have gone though water ration for half of the last year. Despite it being on a semi-desert, sewer and water galeries's waters are just thrown away somewhere, making used water clean again is a foreign concept, and to this day even poor people wash their walkways by throwing water on them from afar with hoses instead of using soap and only a bucket of water, or just using a broom
@@r2dxhate Making ocean water drinkable is possible and simple but expensive. Same for recycling water. All countries are running out of places to take clean water from, and mostly the 1st word ones are losing water even faster due to industries. If we don't implant the culture of reusing and not wasting water everywhere and get businesses aboard and don't find a better way to build desalination machines and water treatment facilities, then yes, you should beware of samba dancers
@@ViniSocramSaint it's only expensive if you try to use reverse osmosis filters, instead of the free energy of the Sun. It's just not competitive in most areas where rivers already exist. We also let most of our rivers flow into the ocean, which is needed sometimes for certain animals and the health of some bays, but we can still create a pathway for salmon and think of other solutions to allow us to reuse most of that water before it goes into the ocean. If we can pump fuel across the country, we can pump water to the tops of mountains to makeup for low snowpack years.
@@r2dxhate We have way more ways to clean water than just applying a lot of pressure and letting it flow though a membrane, which resorts to a lot of power and may not let other minerals through, and heating up water through letting the sun do the work needs constand good weather and good conditions and take too much time, and we still need to find a way to catch the droplets of water using a condensing mechanism and a way to ad the minerals we need afterwards. It's expensive any way. Besides, rivers need a source to exist and all of them flow to some ocean. Due to climate changes the sources are weakening, so some rivers are dead, others are getting less refill and the ones that are untouched can't accomodate our needs because the others are weakened. Having a river nearby simply doesn't save us anymore, not mattering if we can use it's waters without damaging nature or not. And fuel actually comes on trucks. What we pump around are water and gas, and we still need to use science tricks to be able to pump using less force and less electricity, as dividing the grid along certain altitudes and using water towers, because we simply can't pump everything anywhere because we don't have all the power in the universe to do it, and trying to keep a river alive just to take the water later takes too much energy so why not just not do it? The best strategy is still to find a way to reuse water we already have, which means, to clean it after use then use it again. And not get the world hotter than it have already got. But nobody can do it effectively or not even want to do it. Go Brazil for the win in WW3!
Could the drought be cause by water that would usually be introduced Into the ecosystem via regular waste not being put back Into the system and instead Is put into the recycling center? Could cause less general moisture in the surrounding area to make rain clouds
I miss the water that is used outside of the homes, like for growing crops. Meat production uses insane amounts of water and is thus is something that can easily be cut in order to reduce the amount of water needed.
Yeah, cutting meat production has come up before in this thread as a possible BIG environment saver. We wonder what do you think about the Impossible Burger? ua-cam.com/video/ebNeUihciDI/v-deo.html
I would like to argue that the golden age of water had yet to come, the true golden age will be when we can cheaply desalinate mass amounts of ocean water. Once this happens, we will never run out of clean safe water again unless we destroy the ocean.
I would never drink water which would be recycled as in Namibia. Are they really able to remove all poisons? :( Luckily in my country there are 50.000 big lakes and lot of rivers. Water is good quality.
Water conservation can never happen until and unless people really face a water crisis. Conservation is not a solution to the problem. Not at the individual level.
pure water now a days it is only a dream during I mean up to the 1975 -80 the water in my area of lakshadweep surrounded by Arabian sea was purest in the earth, after breaking the hardest rock we made well which is hardly one and half feet deep , the water was crystal clear and quenching the thirst with one bucket (2 litres )of water and for making curry but now it has become the worst water due to continuous usage of half HP and 1 HP motors the government has announced making desalination plants in islands.
I would've thought that Namibia was doing this by themselves. Its probably why there are so many caucasians around. They most likely taught the native Africans how to recycle water.
I live in india. in my state water shortage is on it's peek .it has been reached to the level of killing people for a 20 litre can of water. Recently a women dragged by water tanker resulting accidental death of the women.
Nature is recycling water all the time. Filtration, biological breakdown, UV-Radiation, evaporation and other ways I'm not even thinking about. Recreate these things, to make it available for humanity without overwhelming nature by human needs. So far, a great job in namibia.
Despite all the facts our experts tell us, we care less because we don't feel the effects of our actions. I feel sorry for those who suffered such life changing problem
I this new for americans and other western countries? In switzerland we had waste water managment since 1970 and all waste water is recycled for reusage.
Being able to control water...In the beginning of being able to control our waste people died because they built the sewage system right into the water reservoir they taped into. people started to become ill and died, and nobody knew why until an investigation happened and noticed more death around the wells but none at a pub. Nobody drinks water at the pub/bar and no deaths because beer 🍺 is purified and cooked ect. Beer is clean. Cheers in respect to those who died...
We are drinking water that dinosaurs had pee in million years ago
Our Plants taken care of it.... idiot.
dinos didnt pee. Have you seen a chicken that pee?
@@vincecloudchaser2486 Bruh are you dumb?
@@MS-pz9wd
I think he is funny ^_^
nice replies
but seriously, the whole world must have wastewater management. like Singapore, NeWater. invest in water.
I have been thinking about investing in water after I finished my geology class. but I'm young and I don't know what I'm doing. If you have any information on where to invest I would really love to know.
Andrew Nicola do I hear Singapore? Owo
i guess i am lucky enough to live in singapore
we need moar water from johor oWo
Singapore is the one place I dare drink straight from the tap.
Around 70% of water use worldwide is for agriculture.
Who cares, 70% of the earth's surface is water. "It's too expensive to remove the salt" even though water evaporates naturally and leaves behind the salt.
For animal feed
@@r2dxhate but with something like a megacity you cant wait till water evaporates
@@gameplaychannel1309 Sure you can, you just need the scale of your desal to match the scale of your megacity. If you can make some sort of black water container that heats up in the sun and evaporates a few gallons per day, then you just need to figure out how many containers you need to reach the number of gallons needed. Imagine a huge group of them, like a solar panel farm in a desert or on the surface of the ocean.
Yup
If those people didn't drink any fluid for two days they would beg you to drink toilet water
Agree 😂😂😂😂
Toilet water atleast the water on the tank is drinkable and clean so yeah they could
Water is not a problem. Power is not a problem. Oil is not a problem. Tech is there, people who know stuff are there. You know what is the problem?
Capitalism mixed with political malevolence and populace ignorance and short-sightedness.
Yap
So true...
Oh that's all?
@@OldBloodAndGutz Yep, no problem at all. Right? RIGHT?
I can see your point but living in SA i can tell you this is not true here
Thank you for bringing attention to this critical and growing issue that will have a huge impact on the future of humanity. Someone who does is Marshall Vian Summers who has published many excellent publications free online, including The Great Waves of Change, The Shock of the Future and many, many more. I strongly recommend reading these works and beginning your preparation.
Each & every video you make is so thought provoking, keep up the amazing work 👍👍👍
Here in the Netherlands we drink water from our taps, since it’s so clean, and the quality is also pretty darned good. Makes me realize how fortunate I am to have been born and living in a first world country.
Same here in Finland. I've been drinking tap water my whole life. I very rarely buy water from a grocery store, 98% of water I drink is tap water.
Yes you guys are really lucky. I live in northern Mexico and citizens have been in conflict with the government for water. It's so depressing to see how our rivers and creeks are running out of water because of lack of rains and a poor management
Earth:
Humans: *Im about to end this whole man's carrer*
More like the other way round
A fascinating video, and water recycling is definitely a part of the solution, but it seems strange to me that you didn't even mention agriculture, which accounts for 80% of human freshwater use. The future of water is on our farms, not at the tap.
Aaron mostly farms for animal farming
Actually it's 70 %
pretty sure the plants use that water to grow
the solution for this country is desalination specifically because they are right on the ocean
that's why there is no need for citizens to drink cleaned sewage water
100 percent upvotes!! You never see that on UA-cam!
Also. This series is inspiring.
It presents problems with solutions. It makes me want to help build a better world for my children.
DO IT
Am I the only one that noticed that the King of the North´s named appeared in minute 4:25
Cristopher Serafin Winter is coming
Sobering. Thanks for the video.
I finally found an amazing channel after months!
Welcome! We're so happy you found us @Alberto Morales
I listened to every word and still not one person mentioned household grey water systems. With all the solar panel access we have in nearly every country and more affordable than ever, this energy source can treat using osmosis filtration of waste water within the home and re-purpose it as potable water in some uses, and then safe drinking water in others. There are filters already made that can do this. There are also home which are using grey water systems, already. It just needs to be sourced by those with vision.
Very eye opening
I am worrying about future of beer. 😭😭😭
Great content. In Tbilisi we have no lack of water but awful pipe infrastructure. One step at a time I guess.
I live on the Mississippi. I figured everyone knew there was at least a little recycled water in the tap.
Me after watching the video: “ok I’m going to start conserving water”
20 minutes later takes a 50 minute shower
foolll you know how much water you wastedwhich some one can use who is thirsty and need it more
Changing to composting or dehydrating toilets would be more efficient and result in plant food.
That’s why every house makes a rain harvesting system and filtration system powered by solar panels have your own septic tank for your own waste and solar panels to not rely on the grid congrats this whole issue is solved and u can live without the city helping u
yep pretty much but this mostly works in places in the north, its not gonna work in texas arizona or cali where its hot and barely rains, but they are rich enough for desalination
Our town In Melbourne Australia recycles water its basically our main water source
I'd like to use part of your footages about water crisis on my reality show about surviving climate crisis
Is there a device or pipe you can attach to any tap that can tell you how much water in mL or L has been taken or come out / used?
I think having this kind of information available to users using the water would be highly valuable in making people more aware of their water usage and water usage habits.
I know I like seeing how much energy my devices uses so why not know how much water my daily activities and actions use.
I would use clean grey water for ornamental plants or cleaning streets but not for drinking unless shit hits the fan
I'm so beyond lucky with my water here. Have a shallow well, that is fed by a giant glacier only a couple miles away. Pure pristine crystal clear water with no traces of any chemicals or any heavy metals at all. Even with accelerating global warming, the glacier is large enough that it will easily outlive me. I will never have to think about safe drinking water till the day I die.
Wonderful technologies & we need to clean our mind with spiritual thinking to apply it widely ... "Water is the elixir of life." “… without water no worldly creature can live - mineral, vegetable, animal and man, one and all, depend upon water for their very being.” - Abdu’l-Baha, Baha'i Faith
Within this short video, I Went from feeling nauseated about the idea to accepting that it’s inevitable Bet we will be grateful for this technology when the tile comes
Don't mind me, just a Canadian giggling at basically every other country on the planet. It sure feels good to have a near limitless supply of clean rivers, lakes, glaciers, and permafrost to serve a population of only 35,000,000 people.
🇨🇦#humblebrag
Hazah to us!
Don't worry, the American military will protect you when Russia becomes tropical.
Lmao you do realize that your southern neighbor America STILL has plans to absorb Canada into its system
@TheLoneWarrior That sure worked well back in 1812.
The the next approach for the modern world would it be super sensitive sensors under faucets like in bathrooms and smart dispensing systems that dispense desired amount of water which also keep track of how much is used.
the future of water : Shit Water
Over population is only briefly mentioned, and yet that is the cause of losing our water supply. Everyone wants to address the symptoms of a problem, but never the cause.
If a tiny power like Israel can figure it out...
The better way is gravity induced vacuum distillation water boils at room temperature in a vacuum. Ever notice how you can hold a bottle of water upside down its neck in a full bucket of water and the water in the bottle stays in the bottle?
Well if the bottle was 35 feet long you would see about a foot of empty space at the other end, that is a vacuum.
now just add another bottle doing the same thing connect them with a condenser coil heat one side and cool the other and steam will be created and become fresh water on the other side.
Add in all the valves and engineering to expand on the idea and you can get hundreds of gallons a second this way.
The future of water is will water
I have no issues with drinking recycled water. As long as I know that robust systems are in place to ensure it is completely cleaned and safe to drink I am happy to consume it.
Hold on, I thought this was normal across the globe? 😂
Thought so too
Same! I live in Switzerland, what about you?
In Pennsylvania it doesn't stop raining
Simple solution! 1. Do not allow any water to flow to o want 2. Build swales and ditches over all hills and mountains to collect rain water. Grow trees everywhere to help absorb rainwater and help prevent evaporation. Grounds will moisten up, aquifers will fill.
Do not allow any water from rivers to go to ocean.
Whoa you're showing downtown Memphis talking about people pumping water out the river to drink?!?! They have artesian aquifers
Ive watched this before, and its quiet incredible, its really quiet amazing. And they are leading the way in this fight of water shortages.
Also, all the water we consume, is the same water thats been on this planet for Millions of years. WE are all drinking recycled water.
In Norway, you are not allowed to swim in the lakes and rivers that provide us with our drinking water. And Voss water is just tap water.
I live in the mountains of North America. I always will have fresh water. That is unless it stops snowing.
I live in finland, I will have water too
Good vid!!
I feel like one of the biggest country’s who are cashing global warming is the us with all of its urbanization going on all over the country and separate areas from the mainland of the us is a large factor in all of this because the government will not listen to the people when it comes to this while millions of people are trying to be heard on a matter that is only becoming worse and worse over time and at this point of time it has not slowed down at all
Even though my single property water supply comes from above a waterfall on my property, wildlife have been drinking it and... in it, so it is partly recycled too.
I remember living in Arizona with my Dad and going to a water and Ice store and filling up large jugs full of the reverse osmosis water because Arizona water is terrible.
Thank god I'm from Canada. I can go down the lake and scoop water to drink or from my tap .
We should invent a filter that could filter our urine to drinkable water in our homes,rooms.this fast filtered urine could be very helpful.
Epic narrator voice: "What shall be the future of our water supply"
Namibian lady at 2:19 : "We basically drink our shit eyo"
The monkey walking on the dam cracked me up
Just how water precious is...
4:25 jon snow????☺️☺️ King in the north.
Things may be bleak, but there’s always a way to solving a problem.
This issue isn't something that we didn't knew coming. It was there and we perfectly knew that the biggest problem in coming future will be water crisis not energy crisis after technological and industrial development at such pace.....
They can probably further increase their water conservation by building enclosed water storages instead of having an open reservoir, they should be losing a lot of water to evaporation.
Much more technologically advanced countries like Singapore and Israel has long practiced processing grey water and water efficiency. They can reuse grey water for flushing toilets. They use less water by using more efficient taps.
what we think of as "normal", and what we planned for as "normal" and infrastructure that we built to deal with "normal "... isn`t n"normal" anymore., :normal" is gone ! .................... very powerful line.
If we can add algae as a new cycle to waste water treatment we could cut our agricultural water usage by half by using algae as animal feed in place of corn and by getting rid of corn derived alcohols for algae derived alcohols in fuel. ( In the US and EU alcohol is used to improve engine efficiency and to reduce engine knock with US fuels being 15% alcohol and some EU fuels up to 50% and above being alcohol)
One day everyone will realise that the water they took as granted was the most ‘‘precious” for them.
Just so you know, my country is rumored to become the next best global power if everyone start fighting for clean water due to all the climate changes, because it has the most reserves of clean water in the world. It's Brazil.
Cities on the capital have gone though water ration for half of the last year. Despite it being on a semi-desert, sewer and water galeries's waters are just thrown away somewhere, making used water clean again is a foreign concept, and to this day even poor people wash their walkways by throwing water on them from afar with hoses instead of using soap and only a bucket of water, or just using a broom
Sure, Brazil is going to make a fortune on water, on a planet that has 70% of its surface covered in water.
@@r2dxhate Making ocean water drinkable is possible and simple but expensive. Same for recycling water. All countries are running out of places to take clean water from, and mostly the 1st word ones are losing water even faster due to industries.
If we don't implant the culture of reusing and not wasting water everywhere and get businesses aboard and don't find a better way to build desalination machines and water treatment facilities, then yes, you should beware of samba dancers
@@ViniSocramSaint it's only expensive if you try to use reverse osmosis filters, instead of the free energy of the Sun. It's just not competitive in most areas where rivers already exist. We also let most of our rivers flow into the ocean, which is needed sometimes for certain animals and the health of some bays, but we can still create a pathway for salmon and think of other solutions to allow us to reuse most of that water before it goes into the ocean. If we can pump fuel across the country, we can pump water to the tops of mountains to makeup for low snowpack years.
@@r2dxhate We have way more ways to clean water than just applying a lot of pressure and letting it flow though a membrane, which resorts to a lot of power and may not let other minerals through, and heating up water through letting the sun do the work needs constand good weather and good conditions and take too much time, and we still need to find a way to catch the droplets of water using a condensing mechanism and a way to ad the minerals we need afterwards. It's expensive any way.
Besides, rivers need a source to exist and all of them flow to some ocean. Due to climate changes the sources are weakening, so some rivers are dead, others are getting less refill and the ones that are untouched can't accomodate our needs because the others are weakened. Having a river nearby simply doesn't save us anymore, not mattering if we can use it's waters without damaging nature or not.
And fuel actually comes on trucks. What we pump around are water and gas, and we still need to use science tricks to be able to pump using less force and less electricity, as dividing the grid along certain altitudes and using water towers, because we simply can't pump everything anywhere because we don't have all the power in the universe to do it, and trying to keep a river alive just to take the water later takes too much energy so why not just not do it?
The best strategy is still to find a way to reuse water we already have, which means, to clean it after use then use it again. And not get the world hotter than it have already got. But nobody can do it effectively or not even want to do it.
Go Brazil for the win in WW3!
@@ViniSocramSaint
All the power in the universe? Do you know what a ram pump is?
remember folks buy a massive plastic tub and place it outside. You're going to need that rainwater. Us in Ireland and the UK are going to be ok.
Look up primary water.
Could the drought be cause by water that would usually be introduced Into the ecosystem via regular waste not being put back Into the system and instead Is put into the recycling center? Could cause less general moisture in the surrounding area to make rain clouds
John Snow: Cholera is coming
Inspiring
I miss the water that is used outside of the homes, like for growing crops. Meat production uses insane amounts of water and is thus is something that can easily be cut in order to reduce the amount of water needed.
Yeah, cutting meat production has come up before in this thread as a possible BIG environment saver. We wonder what do you think about the Impossible Burger? ua-cam.com/video/ebNeUihciDI/v-deo.html
future of water is still water, and we need it
This issue is of no concern for me .. living in Ontario Canada ... we have ALL the fresh water! :) ..
Foreal Washington state over here sippin clean cascade elixir
I would like to argue that the golden age of water had yet to come, the true golden age will be when we can cheaply desalinate mass amounts of ocean water. Once this happens, we will never run out of clean safe water again unless we destroy the ocean.
*Watching while taking a shit*
“Wow we need to do something.....”
*Proceeds to double flush
Is it really that hard to distill water?
I would never drink water which would be recycled as in Namibia. Are they really able to remove all poisons? :( Luckily in my country there are 50.000 big lakes and lot of rivers. Water is good quality.
Toilet water so called is so precious to those who have no access to nature water and we are basically living in luxuries
The amount of water on earth never changes,it just moves around to different places..
Water conservation can never happen until and unless people really face a water crisis. Conservation is not a solution to the problem. Not at the individual level.
we won't care & realize anything until it happens to ourself.
pure water now a days it is only a dream during I mean up to the 1975 -80 the water in my area of lakshadweep surrounded by Arabian sea was purest in the earth, after breaking the hardest rock we made well which is hardly one and half feet deep , the water was crystal clear and quenching the thirst with one bucket (2 litres )of water and for making curry but now it has become the worst water due to continuous usage of half HP and 1 HP motors the government has announced making desalination plants in islands.
isn't desalination a much simpler process?
I am from Goa India, dude there is no water scarcity here, we have abundant store
Geography class 2020 quarantine
Many ppl dont know southern California has the same thing
I would've thought that Namibia was doing this by themselves.
Its probably why there are so many caucasians around.
They most likely taught the native Africans how to recycle water.
Anyone lives in Namibia and can tell how the water tastes?
Think about this: every glass of water passed at least once trough the kidneys of a dinosaur
I want to wholeheartedly give the ultimate shoutout to
The immutable force of chemistry
🤩🤩🤩
Windhoek my capital city
I live in india. in my state water shortage is on it's peek .it has been reached to the level of killing people for a 20 litre can of water. Recently a women dragged by water tanker resulting accidental death of the women.
So John Snow was a scientist too?
Governments should just do this and not tell people where it comes from
It’s not like the great West Yorkshire does that!
The population is predicted to stabilize at around 11 billion people.
Nature is recycling water all the time. Filtration, biological breakdown, UV-Radiation, evaporation and other ways I'm not even thinking about. Recreate these things, to make it available for humanity without overwhelming nature by human needs. So far, a great job in namibia.
Despite all the facts our experts tell us, we care less because we don't feel the effects of our actions. I feel sorry for those who suffered such life changing problem
I this new for americans and other western countries? In switzerland we had waste water managment since 1970 and all waste water is recycled for reusage.
A DROP of WATER is wroth more than a SACK of GOLD to a THIRSTY MAN...! SAVE WATER FOR THE FUTURE..!
Being able to control water...In the beginning of being able to control our waste people died because they built the sewage system right into the water reservoir they taped into. people started to become ill and died, and nobody knew why until an investigation happened and noticed more death around the wells but none at a pub. Nobody drinks water at the pub/bar and no deaths because beer 🍺 is purified and cooked ect. Beer is clean. Cheers in respect to those who died...
I think we just need big and efficient water treatment plants in everycity.
what if there's an electricity shortage for a few minutes and in that time contaminated water makes it out?
If the electricity is cut the supply would stop and it can be filtered in the next process
"In the future I believe that there will be water wars"