In 2030, Brandon "Melter of Icecaps" Ewing not only saved our nation's farms, but also led us back to manifest destiny, when we conquered Canada and secured America lake water for generations.
Lmao implying we adopted all of canadas citizens and will still need to supply them with water? Or we blitzed Canada altogether? Eta: canada has more lakes than anywhere else in the world. I went to the quetico, which is part of a land called "the land of 10,000 lakes" but really it's more like... 5,000. So I've heard anyway. We covered 150 miles on foot and canoe and saw probably 6 or 7 different lakes, a tall waterfall, mountains, cliffs, it's an incredible place. I'd like to move to a more... glamorized area near it later in life, maybe minnesota.
Ludwig's out here donating tens of thousands of dollars to small streamers doing charity streamers, Atrioc's out here saving the future of our planet's water crises before they begin, I can't wait to see what Stanz will do
Hey Big A, I'm an environmental scientist and just wanted to add my two cents. The first 80% of the video was mostly this guy sharing facts about our current environmental issues, all of which I saw and learned about while I was in school. Btw you were right, almonds require an insane amount of water, and growing them out in the desert is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen. The last 20% of the guy's video was mostly just conjecture. He could be right, he could be wrong, but I wouldn't categorize any of those statements as fact. Personally, I do believe that there will be a lot of future conflicts about water resources, but I think the more important consequence of climate change is refugees. The Syrian refugee crisis was caused by 1 million people, and destabilized Europe for years. 1.2 billion people live in Africa alone, and as land becomes uninhabitable due to lack of/inconsistent water availability, those people will leave, and they're going to have to go somewhere. My personal conjecture is that poor people will continue to suffer and the rich will make it through alright. But looking though history, that's not exactly a bold claim
Btw I don't think your ice cap theory would work bc you'd have to dig up the farm to get the ice under it, killing the plants. But with g-fuel in the ocean I think you're really on to something. Write your congressman
It is just conjecture, but it is conjecture based on the past 200 years of colonialism and imperial powers exploiting poor countries, which is undeniably still happening. In fact, the US has started more wars in the past 30 years than the rest of its history combined. Technically they're legally not wars, because wars must be declared by congress and the last time they did that was WW2, but they're wars in everything but name. So unless the US changes literally everything about how it's been run overnight it is pretty much fact that water wars will happen.
The reason for the end being heavily opinionated is the dude who made the video is like a super hardcore Socialist. Like identifies as such, so like the video is like a part of his larger political goals. I've seen the dude before and while he generally has good information he is very heavily biased and doesn't typically present his videos in that way.
@@maddux3595 agreed. I take issue with many of his points such as cows needing so much water. yes, technically they do, but that water doesn't just disappear; it goes back into the water cycle or grows plants.
Recently started tuning into the streams, and I finally understand how twitch frogs must feel when they decide to check out YT and realize they already saw everything you've posted, just with more filler in between. Love the content big 'Troc!
honestly terrifying being young right now trying to start a life knowing it won't last long and the future is very bleak for people who aren't trade masters
Don't worry too much about what this guy says. His video while somewhat informing is very fear mongering and clearly biased. The fact he refused to mention any actual solutions to the problem and just immediately jumped to the most negative is a huge sign of that. Man didn't even mention desalination
@@buggus1173 desalination is also one of the most expensive sources of water and while it is highly sustainable (as there is a practically unlimited amount of ocean water) it is not realistically able to support an entire human ecosystem without drastic consequences
watch the netflix explained episode on the worlds water crisis! It’s a lot less conspiracy-based and takes a global look at the water crisis rather than just US focused
the water per cow stat is apparently highly contended, depending on methodology studies say anything between 40 liters and 15000 liters per kilo. The large figure also includes stuff like groundwater usage by plants, as opposed to drinking water given to the cows directly or water used in crop irrigation. Also Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt probably have the greatest conflict potential over water right now, Ethiopia is building a massive dam and in order to fill it up they need to reduce the water flow into the nile, which Sudan and Egypt further downstream *really* dont like.
im assuming the lower end of water usage on cows would be only taking into consideration the water that the cows themselves drink and not the water used to grow the cows food like grains and such. Cows consume a lot more grains then humans making cows an extremely inefficient food.
@@jmw9179 they definitely are, it just that some of these statistics take wildly different parameters, so the results dont really compare. Beef is still worst overall
Btw the olympic size pool per kg of beef includes the rain that falls on the crops used to feed the cows. The video makes it sound like the water is magically destroyed when it is just part of a cycle.
I would love to see Atrioc drink salt water to prove a point. Not for one day for several and nothing but salt water. He will finally remember that one biology class where the teacher told everyone about osmosis.
The Nile will become a hell scape. Egypt and South Sudan are already at each other's throats over the river, could you imagine if it was considered a scarce and precious resource?
Take the drinkable water and use it to dilute salt water to a level our bodies can tolerate, thus increasing the amount of available water. Or dig channels in the desert and then connect them to canals out to sea so that the sea water flows into the drought-prone areas and evaporates, increasing the localized atmosphere moisture in those areas and induces rainfall more often.
Vegas People: *build a city in the middle of one of the driest places on Earth, and quite literally the hottest place on Earth* Vegas People: *build a bunch of giant water parks that spray water all over the place for purely spectacle* Vegas People: *Encourage tourism, making their effective population, and therefore water consumption even bigger than it already was* Vegas People: "Omg why are we in a drought"
Atrioc's kind of correct when he says "just drink the ocean" because we can desalinate salt water. I feel like if the water crisis really gets as bad as this video says it will, desalination will just become more popular. So I don't there will be a crisis.
Desalination requires too much energy to be sustainable and will cause other problems on the long run. It is being used in some places, but it is not a longterm solution until they figure out a better way to do it.
Yeah I looked into this, it’s a really big thing in some countries in Africa. The big problem with it right now is the production of brine as a byproduct. It’s pretty toxic for the environment and such.
The saddest thing is that the energy required to filter and purify water is probably less than the amount of energy required to go to war, but because America has a huge military industrial complex and elsewhere round the world they love power. Water will be the excuse. We can easily get energy/water by other methods but we use these resources as an excuse to leverage power.
I saw an interesting counterpoint on specifically the beef industry fact, while it is technically true a swimming pools worth of water is used in a cows lifetime, most of it is used for the crops they eat, And most of those are grains leftover from crops that are inedible by humans (atleast in the UK and Ireland, can't attest to every country), this "swimming pool" worth of water is rainwater and is completely sustainable when done in a seasonal cycle. While this has its own issues, it's not a massive contributor for the water issue in a lot of countries. The water issue and where it comes from completely depends on the nation and the nature of the water supply, for example India is gaining this problem because of an array of factors, with agriculture being more present of an issue than somewhere like the UK. There absolutely is a water issue and it is absolutely worsening, but if everyone went vegetarian overnight the issue wouldn't go away
Just gonna slide in here with some corrections (this is actually an issue quite important to me). So, you're half right about the grain thing. The water is used for crops, not to just feed the cow obviously, but the crop spread used in agriculture (I'm talking in the UK which is my home, but I'm gonna make the safe assumption this is the same in the US) is very heavy on grain which is super inefficient for growing crops because its what they feed cows with. If suddenly every meat and dairy company (side note, it wouldn't be enough for everyone to go veg, cause they'll still keep the same amount of cows for milk) just shut down, the farmers would pivot to more in demand crops that have much higher yield and would massively reduce water usage. For the water crisis specifically, the amount that the meat and dairy industry uses is fucking staggering. For solutions, since I'm not stupid, I know it would be impossible to have the planet go vegan overnight (though, if the subject interests you, I'm down to talk more about it, it's rare I get to talk about my veganism in a positive atmosphere that isn't gonna resort to people angrily replying "well I'm gonna eat double the meat to cancel you out"). What has to be done is a massive overhaul of the meat industry, and to slowly phase out and tax it more, while reducing the influence lobbying companies have. Finally, and this most important, we need to finally do what's needed to be done for a while, but people are too scared to admit it. We need to elect heads of states who are made from pure Oat milk! That's right, an Oat Milk Prime Minister, and Oat Milk President. Looks like the Queens kicked the bucket so replacing her with King Oat Milk sounds like a good start
@@thebuzz567 I definitely appreciate the corrections, and I appreciate the solution, and honestly the solution given is a lot more feasible than "everyone just stops eating meat"
@@ErdTirdMans People will do literally anything but realize that their first world perspective isn't the reality for the majority of people. No fucking shit it seems alarmist to you, it doesn't affect you right now. And if you live in an imperial country, like the US, it might never affect you. Maybe have some fucking empathy for the billions of people who didn't win the genetic lottery and play the game on piss baby easy mode.
I've been a vegan for almost 5 years, so this video is super validating to me. Finally someone said what needs to be said, and I don't care if you think I'm "preachy" but it needs to be said, I don't care how contriversal it is: Oat milk DOES = best!!!
Atrioc....... you may NOT take my beautiful country. The Canadian government has seen this video and we are mobilizing our mounted police. You can expect us at your doorstep in the coming weeks.
Good thing matter is neither created nor destroyed, and we have exactly the same amount of water as we did 200 years ago. Interesting how nobody talks about that
In 2030, Brandon "Melter of Icecaps" Ewing not only saved our nation's farms, but also led us back to manifest destiny, when we conquered Canada and secured America lake water for generations.
Lmao implying we adopted all of canadas citizens and will still need to supply them with water? Or we blitzed Canada altogether?
Eta: canada has more lakes than anywhere else in the world. I went to the quetico, which is part of a land called "the land of 10,000 lakes" but really it's more like... 5,000. So I've heard anyway. We covered 150 miles on foot and canoe and saw probably 6 or 7 different lakes, a tall waterfall, mountains, cliffs, it's an incredible place. I'd like to move to a more... glamorized area near it later in life, maybe minnesota.
@@geoff3610 we will slow you down with maple syrup spilled across the border
@@PAPADRACOLIN don't worry buddy we have plenty of waffles. We even got whole houses of them.
Wait Americans probably have those too
FeelsStrongMan Clap My streamer
Ludwig's out here donating tens of thousands of dollars to small streamers doing charity streamers, Atrioc's out here saving the future of our planet's water crises before they begin, I can't wait to see what Stanz will do
Probably play super auto pets or watch Hell’s Kitchen lmao
NEW HELL'S KITCHEN SEASON BABY LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO
Probably watch British TV shows
Hey Big A, I'm an environmental scientist and just wanted to add my two cents. The first 80% of the video was mostly this guy sharing facts about our current environmental issues, all of which I saw and learned about while I was in school. Btw you were right, almonds require an insane amount of water, and growing them out in the desert is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen.
The last 20% of the guy's video was mostly just conjecture. He could be right, he could be wrong, but I wouldn't categorize any of those statements as fact.
Personally, I do believe that there will be a lot of future conflicts about water resources, but I think the more important consequence of climate change is refugees. The Syrian refugee crisis was caused by 1 million people, and destabilized Europe for years. 1.2 billion people live in Africa alone, and as land becomes uninhabitable due to lack of/inconsistent water availability, those people will leave, and they're going to have to go somewhere.
My personal conjecture is that poor people will continue to suffer and the rich will make it through alright. But looking though history, that's not exactly a bold claim
Btw I don't think your ice cap theory would work bc you'd have to dig up the farm to get the ice under it, killing the plants. But with g-fuel in the ocean I think you're really on to something. Write your congressman
It is just conjecture, but it is conjecture based on the past 200 years of colonialism and imperial powers exploiting poor countries, which is undeniably still happening. In fact, the US has started more wars in the past 30 years than the rest of its history combined. Technically they're legally not wars, because wars must be declared by congress and the last time they did that was WW2, but they're wars in everything but name.
So unless the US changes literally everything about how it's been run overnight it is pretty much fact that water wars will happen.
The reason for the end being heavily opinionated is the dude who made the video is like a super hardcore Socialist. Like identifies as such, so like the video is like a part of his larger political goals. I've seen the dude before and while he generally has good information he is very heavily biased and doesn't typically present his videos in that way.
@@maddux3595 agreed. I take issue with many of his points such as cows needing so much water. yes, technically they do, but that water doesn't just disappear; it goes back into the water cycle or grows plants.
@@themrpancake though that’s not exactly a socialist’s take. So just some other kind of bias at play there.
The Polar Ice Cap Gambit will be engraved in the history books.
This is a Brandon “Savior of the Entire World” Ewing Classic
This truly is a Brandon “Jesus G.H. Christ” Ewing classic
Atrioc really is the messiah and we should pray to the glizzy god himself
Do not become addicted to water, it will take hold of you and you will resent its absence.
@@TheFeelTrain Jesus Christ, water's not that bad of an addiction
Nice Mad Max reference
Nah, Imma Drink
water 😏😏
I thought Atricoin was a new crypto and Atrioc became what he despised most
it is, it's worth 10 bitcoin per atricoin
Recently started tuning into the streams, and I finally understand how twitch frogs must feel when they decide to check out YT and realize they already saw everything you've posted, just with more filler in between. Love the content big 'Troc!
That's crazy. They made Mad Max into a real thing.
honestly terrifying being young right now trying to start a life knowing it won't last long and the future is very bleak for people who aren't trade masters
Don't worry too much about what this guy says. His video while somewhat informing is very fear mongering and clearly biased. The fact he refused to mention any actual solutions to the problem and just immediately jumped to the most negative is a huge sign of that. Man didn't even mention desalination
@@buggus1173 name one solution though, not being ignorant isn't fear mongering.
Just be rich then
@@jcsc2001 I already said desalination
@@buggus1173 desalination is also one of the most expensive sources of water and while it is highly sustainable (as there is a practically unlimited amount of ocean water) it is not realistically able to support an entire human ecosystem without drastic consequences
Atrioc being a hero once again
Little did you know
"I put salt on my food I can drink salt water, dumbass" had me rolling
watch the netflix explained episode on the worlds water crisis! It’s a lot less conspiracy-based and takes a global look at the water crisis rather than just US focused
I’m just sitting here wondering what the other 27% percent of water is
its just some weird wording he was saying 70% of the world's surface was water in general and 3% of all that water is fresh water
It’s Gfuel of course
30% ground 70% water, and of that 70%, 3% is fresh water, hope that helped :)
@@4de317 Pretty crazy how big the ocean is. That really puts it into perspective
the water per cow stat is apparently highly contended, depending on methodology studies say anything between 40 liters and 15000 liters per kilo. The large figure also includes stuff like groundwater usage by plants, as opposed to drinking water given to the cows directly or water used in crop irrigation.
Also Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt probably have the greatest conflict potential over water right now, Ethiopia is building a massive dam and in order to fill it up they need to reduce the water flow into the nile, which Sudan and Egypt further downstream *really* dont like.
im assuming the lower end of water usage on cows would be only taking into consideration the water that the cows themselves drink and not the water used to grow the cows food like grains and such. Cows consume a lot more grains then humans making cows an extremely inefficient food.
@@jmw9179 they definitely are, it just that some of these statistics take wildly different parameters, so the results dont really compare. Beef is still worst overall
@@jmw9179 they taste good tho
@@Ryleeman54number2 humans taste pretty good too ngl
@@jmw9179 lol fucking cannibalism
As a Canadian, between all these lakes and oil rigs we have, I'm kinda sweating looking down south 😓
Chuds coming out of the woodwork on this one. The free market ain’t saving us here or anywhere else
I feel so much smarter, thank you!
One of the James Bond movies was all about a war over water. I think that movie single handedly made me super aware of my own privilege in the world
If salt kills us why do we put it on our food?? Am I going to die from too much salt on my American steak??
Atrioc you live in California, you’re already in a water crisis there 😅
Atrioc’s ice cube solution is a literal futurama bit
Props to the chatter at 9:13 who said "Americans malding at being called imperial core" lmao
A possible, yet extremely expensive (so most likely won't happen) solution is to remove the salt from salt water via desalination
Finally Big A reacts to SecondThought
3:04 The duality of man
Btw the olympic size pool per kg of beef includes the rain that falls on the crops used to feed the cows. The video makes it sound like the water is magically destroyed when it is just part of a cycle.
I would love to see Atrioc drink salt water to prove a point. Not for one day for several and nothing but salt water. He will finally remember that one biology class where the teacher told everyone about osmosis.
Thanks, Captain Obvious.
it was a joke??? bruh what
I wonder what Tomathy “TommyInnit” Insideofit (the worlds biggest Atrioc Fan) thinks of this Daily Big A upload
Big A's solution was literally a Futurama episode
I gotta pool so I’m good but good luck to you guys
The Nile will become a hell scape. Egypt and South Sudan are already at each other's throats over the river, could you imagine if it was considered a scarce and precious resource?
Take the drinkable water and use it to dilute salt water to a level our bodies can tolerate, thus increasing the amount of available water. Or dig channels in the desert and then connect them to canals out to sea so that the sea water flows into the drought-prone areas and evaporates, increasing the localized atmosphere moisture in those areas and induces rainfall more often.
How's it going boys? I wish you all to have a great holiday
The myth of the impending water crises is one of the most baffling and hilarious things to me.
Not the add being perfectly added at 7:22 when he says wait one second
The video he watched was by Second Thought, a socialist channel. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get into the ideology.
Father Glizz of the Holy Glizzit blessed us with sacred glizzecrated hotdog water, we are truly grateful
I hate myself for typing that
@@rigel555 you did good, you did good
Vegas People: *build a city in the middle of one of the driest places on Earth, and quite literally the hottest place on Earth*
Vegas People: *build a bunch of giant water parks that spray water all over the place for purely spectacle*
Vegas People: *Encourage tourism, making their effective population, and therefore water consumption even bigger than it already was*
Vegas People: "Omg why are we in a drought"
This comment was written by a person in a state that exports tons of water to Vegas despite us also being a desert state with no water to spare.
I see that Atrioc "Glizzy Water Enjoyer" Ewing is an Oversimplified fan
Movie idea: rich people are betting on severity of drougts while poor people suffer and spiderman is there for one scene.
Atrioc's kind of correct when he says "just drink the ocean" because we can desalinate salt water. I feel like if the water crisis really gets as bad as this video says it will, desalination will just become more popular. So I don't there will be a crisis.
Desalination requires too much energy to be sustainable and will cause other problems on the long run. It is being used in some places, but it is not a longterm solution until they figure out a better way to do it.
Look into pfas in sparkling water more likely to cause water crisis
I mean that’s the point of innovation. If water shortage becomes an issue, there will be innovations in the desalination field
Yeah I looked into this, it’s a really big thing in some countries in Africa. The big problem with it right now is the production of brine as a byproduct. It’s pretty toxic for the environment and such.
Yeah two problems are byproducts, and also water starved inland nations, as it's not exactly easy to ship tonnes of water inland fresh or not
This is certified Brandon ". Two thousand 2021" video 5:33
The water video was so passive aggressive
Thanks, I really needed to panic more and more.
The saddest thing is that the energy required to filter and purify water is probably less than the amount of energy required to go to war, but because America has a huge military industrial complex and elsewhere round the world they love power. Water will be the excuse. We can easily get energy/water by other methods but we use these resources as an excuse to leverage power.
I didn't realize that when cows drink water, it just disappears. I thought they peed that back out, but I guess not
And i live in Norway. 20 meters away from a lake. 50 meters away from the ocean.
Shoutout to the lawnmower that edited this, self driving technology is getting better every day
This is a Brandon “2000 2021” Ewing classic
I saw an interesting counterpoint on specifically the beef industry fact, while it is technically true a swimming pools worth of water is used in a cows lifetime, most of it is used for the crops they eat, And most of those are grains leftover from crops that are inedible by humans (atleast in the UK and Ireland, can't attest to every country), this "swimming pool" worth of water is rainwater and is completely sustainable when done in a seasonal cycle. While this has its own issues, it's not a massive contributor for the water issue in a lot of countries.
The water issue and where it comes from completely depends on the nation and the nature of the water supply, for example India is gaining this problem because of an array of factors, with agriculture being more present of an issue than somewhere like the UK.
There absolutely is a water issue and it is absolutely worsening, but if everyone went vegetarian overnight the issue wouldn't go away
Just gonna slide in here with some corrections (this is actually an issue quite important to me).
So, you're half right about the grain thing. The water is used for crops, not to just feed the cow obviously, but the crop spread used in agriculture (I'm talking in the UK which is my home, but I'm gonna make the safe assumption this is the same in the US) is very heavy on grain which is super inefficient for growing crops because its what they feed cows with. If suddenly every meat and dairy company (side note, it wouldn't be enough for everyone to go veg, cause they'll still keep the same amount of cows for milk) just shut down, the farmers would pivot to more in demand crops that have much higher yield and would massively reduce water usage. For the water crisis specifically, the amount that the meat and dairy industry uses is fucking staggering.
For solutions, since I'm not stupid, I know it would be impossible to have the planet go vegan overnight (though, if the subject interests you, I'm down to talk more about it, it's rare I get to talk about my veganism in a positive atmosphere that isn't gonna resort to people angrily replying "well I'm gonna eat double the meat to cancel you out"). What has to be done is a massive overhaul of the meat industry, and to slowly phase out and tax it more, while reducing the influence lobbying companies have.
Finally, and this most important, we need to finally do what's needed to be done for a while, but people are too scared to admit it. We need to elect heads of states who are made from pure Oat milk! That's right, an Oat Milk Prime Minister, and Oat Milk President. Looks like the Queens kicked the bucket so replacing her with King Oat Milk sounds like a good start
@@thebuzz567 I definitely appreciate the corrections, and I appreciate the solution, and honestly the solution given is a lot more feasible than "everyone just stops eating meat"
@@thebuzz567 also all hail king oat milk lol 😂
@@EvanPlaysPc this was all a ruse, I am the Oat Milk King and I'm in charge now
Yet another Brandon “Forgotten by Emiru” Ewing classic
I'm just gonna say it, atrioc is one of the funniest people on twitch.
Now we know big A wasn’t too worried cause he’s a COFFEE COW
It's funy you say that about the burger thing. they're saying very soon gonna limit a household to 8 oz of beef a month.
Simply safe gave me an ad during this, they have the water issue under control
I want to laugh but this is way too real.
I want to laugh and I did because this is ridiculously biased, alarmist, and outdated
@@ErdTirdMans People will do literally anything but realize that their first world perspective isn't the reality for the majority of people.
No fucking shit it seems alarmist to you, it doesn't affect you right now. And if you live in an imperial country, like the US, it might never affect you. Maybe have some fucking empathy for the billions of people who didn't win the genetic lottery and play the game on piss baby easy mode.
Get the shit scared out of me Saturdays
Waterworld 2: Electric Waterloo
Groudon be like: 7.8/10 too much water
The seasonal thing is fax tho yall should buy produce when its in season shit tastes wayy better
This is why you shouldn’t be able to bottle water.
Came to watch Big A. Had some subliminal need to watch Historia Civilis only a minute and a half in
But Brawndo's got what plants crave. It's got electrolytes.
POG atrioc watching Marxist second though
Big A just saying those other things you drink require water to make. When your missing water your missing milk.
People love pumpkin spice and eggnog as season stuff. Make more things seasonal, bigger sales.
7:30 Not stoked for when Alberta becomes new "New Texas" after we get annexed :(
this video was really eye opening. i had no idea ameica stole all the water
That bit at the end was too funny
The Netherlands is about to have the world's largest water export business
love to see MURICA chatters even exist in atrioc's stream
Watching this video while high and eating a cheeseburger hittting different
Why did I get a “Cutie Polluties” ad for this? 😭 da’fuq was that shit?
UA-cam know what you like uwu
Can’t we make salt water into fresh water
Atrioc got some S tier satire
Oh god I live in Canada what am I gonna do
I've been a vegan for almost 5 years, so this video is super validating to me. Finally someone said what needs to be said, and I don't care if you think I'm "preachy" but it needs to be said, I don't care how contriversal it is:
Oat milk DOES = best!!!
Sorry almond milk tastes better.
a warm cup of soy milk in the morning tho...
"Bro I put salt on my food I can drink salt water dumbass" - Big A 😍😍😍
Weather being erratic means reservoirs dry up. Make it make sense big A because you're spreading this info
It's got Electrolytes...
bruh Tommy innit's child in 10 years might just be born, Atrioc forgets people don't get married and have kids at 20 like they did back before the war
wow, 10:01. playing the system hard
This is probably the most serious content he's created and made it watchable
Atrioc....... you may NOT take my beautiful country. The Canadian government has seen this video and we are mobilizing our mounted police. You can expect us at your doorstep in the coming weeks.
I was about to say, whatever I just drink sweet tea and milk…but those two are basically just water
When water runs out we can just drink juice
Bit like, I don't think an Olympic sized pool of water can fit in one cow?
Literally just from Futurama
It's actually insane how few people know bout this, serious shit
Good thing matter is neither created nor destroyed, and we have exactly the same amount of water as we did 200 years ago. Interesting how nobody talks about that
Atrioc out here just givin out world saving ideas.
ive stocked up on all the Aquafina. no need to lock it up
People saying nowadays we fight over oil, just ignore literally centuries of countries fighting over water in the human history….
"Electrolytes, its what the plants crave"
The water we use on plants and cows is not lost
Don't we just have distilleries for ocean water?
With fingers like those, no ice could handle the pressure, Yes Atrioc!
Our defense budget really is a 5head move apparently
Oat milk = best