You know water isnt real right

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@@2loaves388 look at the huge brain this guy has

@@ahoosifoou4211 unlike you a subhuman yes it is. How about you read a book for once

@@2loaves388 Birds aren’t real, round earth isn’t real, and now water isn’t real??? Can’t tell if people today are joking or actually believe it.

The Republicans would just try to ban them

we have fake news people who think Global warming is still fake.

What most far left climate calamity ideologues don't realize is that the train has already left the station. People across the spectrum who own businesses, run large corporations etc already agree clean is the way to go minus the social engineering. The close mindedness in calamity camp will be left behind. Climate calamity scientists have built an industry around the narrative. The goal posts have been moved so many times and the next generation is asking hard questions that angers many in the industry.

More info and politicizing it, are not the answer!! We’ve been bombarded by such stuff for years. Did that change the majorities behaviour?? No!

They could share this with every earth science teacher they can find but it’s ultimately up to the teacher to show it.

They've been controlling the weather for years.

Yes, it's stuck in human bodies , since human body is 65 percent water. Human population will decrease due to war and the water will return back to where it came from.

​@@kumara5492Got a bit curious and had to do the math on water stuck in humans here. Fun facts 6.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 liters of available fresh water on earth atm (by googling, not frozen etc), 360.000.000.000 liters tied up in human bodies. Dividing it gives that you would get like 0,000000000006% extra "fresh water" from going from 8billion to --> 0 people. But all that aside maintaining our lifestyle takes a huge amount of freshwater thou lol.

Deforestation create erosion of fertile earth, lose of humidity, potentially loss of water. Water near cities is totally polluted. In that aspect we are drinking something that is poisoned with our work. The chlorine in our drinking water is pure poison to us and all biological creatures.

@@kumara5492 That is total lie, 65% of water can not have solid structure and if that was real that we have that amount of water in our body, we would lose 65% of our weight when we die and that is not the case. Same is with lies that human body has same amount of blood. Our modern medical science is total lol.

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BS Alert climate change baloney means you pay more and own less get a clue folks

Don't you find it interesting that there is no mentioning of the permafrost or the overdue polar shift?

Well I suppose they are better than American documentaries at least

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Too late for what? Doomsday ain't coming. Also the ideas you people come up with for"drastic change" would cause mass poverty and stone age living.

It's been "too late" for over 100 years, now, but, Humans keep adding more inhabitants to a failed environment. ✌

@@thegreataynrand7210 The idea YOU come up with is problematic. No, we don't need to go back to stone age. We need however to stop overconsuming and to eliminate everything that's not truly needed. For example, the average American drives big 4x4 SUVs, eat a lot of industrially produced food (which also affect people's health, but that's another topic), purchase tons of cheap stuff they don't even need and live in massive empty suburbs which destroy all nature and cause huge trafic jams. Reducing pollution would thus require all Americans who can use other methods of transportation to do adopt those alternatives, and for those who can't, to purchase much smaller vehicles and to do car sharing. People should also restart cooking more food by themself and to stop purchasing stuff they don't actually need. How is that "going back to stone age"???? As another example, the average French citizen produce less than half the garbage that the average American citizen produces and yet, most French people live very well, probably even better than the average American. If they can do it, you can do it to. Your comment is simply pathetic.

@@PG-3462 The BS you spouted is absolutely BS.

@@Diana1000Smiles You have no idea what you are talking about.

Absolutely!! We need to focus on our planet before showboating!!

That is not the solution, because it will use a lot of energy and it will never be enough to supply the entire food chain from start to end with fresh water. However, there is a solution to restore dry land and the natural water table from the land so that the land becomes fertile and alive again, and it is called permaculture. With permaculture they use contour swales and ponds to harvest and store fresh water so that it can naturally refill the natural water table and aquifers, and to prevent fast run of from fresh water. And with permaculture they also use specific plants and trees and bio mass to restore the natural biological system and to ad natural nutrients, bacteria and fungi to the soil, and to stop the erosion of fertile soil, and to prevent evaporation of the water from the soil. There are many examples about permaculture here on youtube, but Geoff Lawton is a big name in the permaculture world. And if you want to follow a relative recently started high quality permaculture project you can also watch the following channel which I highly recommend if you want to understand more about permaculture and restoring the land and the natural water tables, ▶ Polyculture Farms Dryland Permaculture. Some African countries are applying permaculture at a huge scale with huge successes, for example Ethiopia. Which used to be a country with a lot of famine, but in recent years Ethiopia has done a lot to make the land fertile again based on the principles of permaculture.

@@insAneTunA good, I hope we improve on that.

Like ,as if those "elites" cared about us enough that they'll give a damn .

Ice will melt in the polar region and may fall back to other parts of the planet, ultimately reaching the sea . The cycle repeats. No worries on drying water. It will go back to Earth's surface in the form of rain or snow. Technologies are already in place in capturing moisture from the air and desalinating seawater using solar energy.

... except for plastic

Wrong

How do you know genius, do you know the ultimate truth of life? Is time finite, will God (if you believe it exists) not last forever? Who are you lol?

I get it hard to believe fresh undersea water would not mix with the sea watwr above.

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OK! So you think the sun are going too cool down? This fairytail are one year old. What has happened in the world since then. A lot of rain all over the earth. So, as long as the sun shine there will be plenty of fresh water.

​@arnehofoss9109 you're another social media "expert". God help us!

"They don’t care if they drain our state dry in the process." But that is not profitable.

Well said. The real underlying problem with clean water access is inequality, or the need for capitalism to turn water into a profitable commodity. Until access to clean water is a universal human right with public or socialist ownership, there will continue to be a lack of planning to meet the needs of humanity. The privatization of clean water is a existential humanitarian crises which clearly exposes the problems of capitalism.

Also over 20 million people aren’t supposed to live in the desert

Most of the water California uses is from the Colorado River, which borders Nevada and Arizona . Unfortunately those states get very little because of California's greed. Much of that water goes to golf courses and unused swimming pools.

@@pinuuturner7777 seldom see unused swimming pools.

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Yeah because climate change is thee single biggest crisis in the world right now when we all know all it takes is one zap into the ionosphere to f up the wind currents and cause dominos to fall

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you want to abort all the children in the West yet demand the West give every child born in Africa a free ride in life so that Africa can turn into one endless homeless encampment

And yet again, if we look at the entire picture, it's not people like me and you and others watching this that willfully and gleefully cause these problems. We use the tools, methods and resources that are "handed" us. The politicians politicize everything in order to get more power handed to them and corporatists commercialize for their own power and profit so they can financially influence the politicians. Now we have big govt and big corp working hand in glove like never before to "save us from ourselves" and the problems that THEY created. Anyone can see the ratcheting up of everything in the media and especially the claims of climate change. Inexplicable weather events all over the world are now daily news feed fueled by social disease media yet no one ever asks if any of these events were "created" on purpose or by accident through man made weather modification. To deny that weather modification has not been the in the works for decades is to deny reality. It's been the desire of despots and the power hungry to be able to somehow control or modify the weather either for benefit themselves or the detriment of their enemies. The Government. The media. The corporatists. They have all lied to us in the past. They lie to us now and they will continue to lie. There is a simple exercise that people need to do anytime a politician or government or corporatists tells us the "we need to pass this law or we need to make this illegal or we need to do things with this energy not that energy"......... Ask yourself, who is going to gain power and money and who is going to lose power and money through the perceived change? That's what it's all about and always has been. Every single American citizen should on the steps of the capitol in DC demanding accountability and answers from all those old drunk and empty suits called Congress. They need to answer for what they have done to our beautiful nation and they need to pay a very very heavy price. All of them. Then we need to go after the lifelong bureaucrats that really run the show.

Nestle wanted to privatise water. Another swiss swizz

As a child visiting my grandmother in the countyside in Jamaica 🇯🇲 she had a big drum to catch the rain water for drinking, cooking and taking baths.

Also, what about the army corps of engineers, and the way they designed every bit of land to force the water to flow off of it? That water needs to soak into the ground to replenish ground water, bunch of genius land management we got going, eh?

@@deemushroomguy agreiculture needs it and city waters are not drinkable.

@@freespiritable Many places have a "toilet to tap" system in place now. A lot of that recycled water went to watering city landscaping (another waste of water and money) for years - before going to tap. Any land with slope or stream beds can be moved around in a manner so as to prevent the water from running off of it, thus forcing it to soak. The Romans made horseshoe dams in the wadis (wide, seasonal, dry stream beds) of African deserts to make the land farmable. Swales are excellent tools to get more groundwater. Trees need to be farmed more, in a biodiverse manner with other food plants as it is the best, most sustainable way to treat most (not all) farmlands.

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Its not natural way..what about chemicals, sewage, microplastics etc

Never going to happen until some multibillionaire finds a way to make money off it. Where is the money in collecting water and allowing it to seep into the ground ? Some states in the U.S. already make it against the law to collect rainwater.

Don't believe too much over the conspiracy climate change. And do you really believe is hard to convert those sea water into fresh water.

@@speed9070 There are 16,000 desalination plants around the world using this method to restore if not balance freshwater reservoir or consumption. Maltas( in the doc) supply and demand of water highlighted to me, that to use this solution of conversion cost enormous amount of power and finance to sustain. I would like to think that countries suffering from water shortages, could use this method to redevelop their drought stricken lands, Forrest restoration,etc. But not just for the human population.. but for nature itself, living organisms, diverse plants and animals, just things that at the moment I feel at some stage may disappear entirely. I'm all for using any solution but sometimes I just wonder that's all.

One place for the water is disappearing is into us humans. There are millions more of us than there were in the middle ages. Each of us contains a lot of water.

Bruh, the planet will survive no matter what. And life will as well. Sure, a lot of it will die, but thats been the cycle of the planet since life was initially formed. There are cycles to the planet, weather etc. Same goes for life on Earth. There are mass extinctions, then whatever survives mutates and expands, later another extinction kills most of life, some survive and expand. Humans overthink it to much. Look at all other animals, they don't care about how future generations will live and survive, they live their own life, reproduce and say goodluck to whats coming. Climate changes and has changed ever since the earth was created. Humans can't stop it. Oh we have to do this for the future generations bullshit. Future generations have always dealt with their problems. Just live your life and stop worrying about so much.. Its pathetic to see all these people advocating for the climate, while enjoying their house, air conditioning, tap water, internet etc. You cannot have modern technology and society without damaging the climate, it doesn't work because everything is made at ridiculous scales. Nor should people worry about it. Live your life, enjoy all the comforts and technologies and stop worrying to much.

It won't wer fucked In the future

In my native, Tamazight, a very ancient north african language, Amun is the god of water (and in egyptian mythology too I presume.) And Aman means water. Such a coincidence, don't you think.

@@abderrahimmark yes , good point.

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waste water can be used for some industry.... we need infrastructure for that!!

@@jameslawrence3666 I'm sorry perhaps I misinterpreted the video in my comment? I thought it was about clean available drinking water. But you are right about waste water reuse. Matter of fact I used to work for a plating company ahead of it's time in Elk Grove Vlg, Illinois An independently owned and operated plating facility that perfected the infrastructure to reuse our waste water before it was required by law. (pardon my spelling errors, as I.don't have my glasses with me)

Its a crazy expensive way of getting water , very few people can afford them let alone run them and maintain them and the energy use is counter productive unless its from entirely renewable source .

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Almost 8 billion people is not sustainable for our planet . The collapse of the food chain is next with no more guaranteed harvests . What's missing in all our doings is ethics , it's putting the balance in living with nature first . We manufacture , consume , pollute , travel! , without any thought about the impact it all has on our environment . I don't see science / technology helping us unless it puts a total and quick stop to any more extraction / rape of nature . For all countries and their governments it should not be anymore about growth , big business , more technology , but the best simple ( = doable for anyone ) and most sustainable way to survive . The solutions are always simple , except that nobody wants change / sacrifice / down- sizing to help heal nature , which is to help ourselves . If no money can be made of it then usually nothing will change anytime soon . What we need is to stop thinking in an unethical way of life , and from all people a personal commitment to a much simpler lifestyle , so we can all simply live . ( and learn to respect nature as a first rule , because as we can see and feel now : without nature we cannot exist , but nature can exist without us ) I would say that nature should always be considered first .

Humans are the biggest mistakes of evolution.

@@A-la-Weiss Proof that nothing is perfect, not even mother nature😢

Yeah the most intelligent species that any planet has ever seen dying off is a good thing, you sure are bright.

@@coreywhite6409 Its proof of our intelligence , the self awareness that we are chimpanzees with guns and no one cares whether we funk up or not !

There is no water shortage. There is a population oversupply.

@@jimjones8736 No, its objectively the opposite of what you say. r/confidentlyincorrect? Overpopulation isnt a Thing, Distribution-Problem and Efficiency is objectively all that exists. You not informing yourself and wildly-guessing what the problem is, is helpful-as-f-ck.

@@slevinchannel7589 Your rude reply gets you this: Learn some grammar. Edit: Wtf does 'r/blablabla?' mean?

@@slevinchannel7589 thank you

and the way they sacrificed children to the non existent gods.

Your garden will fix nothing, we must fix the artic permafrost melt maybe by planting more on permafrost melt sites!

Thank you for your garden. The bees are struggling to survive and your garden gives them much needed nutrients. Without the bees, we humans are kaput.

We need for ocean liners to cut off chunks off antartica glaciers then get them toad to California Arizona , Colorado Wyoming better yet get 3 ships one to absorb the melting water

All is well then ?

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I would like to discuss this further. What is happening with the Mississippi?

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I agree

If I may, even if on the paper those plants looks nice they actually are kind of controversal due to the use of chemicals rejected to the environment and other effects related to that and localize increase of salinity (affecting the biodiversity) etc.

I agree. Sea levels in Ireland are exactly as they were 50 years ago.

And breeding like rats

if only it was that easy. try stopping a drought that way…. not possible

That's not happening

Yeah we need to tell the black Africans in Sudan to take down the dams etc they are building along the Nile that will dry up Egypt. Nah, we need to find a way to blame Donald Trump for Sudan being forced to build a dam. And we need to encourage radical Islam in Egypt and beyond by telling them its all the US fault Sudan is forced to build a dam in self-defense because Mar A Lago is stealing the worlds fresh water.

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You have the photos or is this fake media

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@@Jay-dq6vu I don't think you know what "media" is.

@@DarkPesco I don't think I remember asking you anything?

@@DarkPesco Lol sure I do; it depends on a few things. Fake or Real? is that not the how things are summarized these days? More so Paraphrased ?

Too much water is as great a catastrophe as not enough.

Flood waters after long droughts take away the top soil and make it worse. Of the 600 mm, not much has percolated into the ground or been stored

and it doesnt soak in. just runs off to the ocean

In Poland we have problem with rain 😔 when i was younger i remember snow and that rain a lot. Now... i cant remember when rain comes maybe last year

@@juziajuzia1234 Same here in Germany. Or at least in several areas of Germany.

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*The Bush family owned fresh water aquifer is larger than Texas and California combined. BUSH's family bought 300,000 acres on South America's and World's largest aquifer, Aculfhero Guarani. Jenna Bush (daughter of former President George W. Bush and granddaughter of former President George H.W. Bush) reportedly bought 98,840 acres of land in Chaco, Paraguay, near the Triple Frontier (Bolivia, Brazil, and Paraguay). This land is said to be near the 200,000 acres purchased by her grandfather, George H.W. Bush, In 2005. The lands purchased by the Bush family sit over not only South America's largest aquifer -- but the world's as well. --- Acuifero Guarani, which runs beneath Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay,*

The second disturbing trend is that while the new water barons are buying up water all over the world, governments are moving fast to limit citizens’ ability to become water self-sufficient (as evidenced by the well-publicized Gary Harrington’s case in Oregon, in which the state criminalized the collection of rainwater in three ponds located on his private land, by convicting him on nine counts and sentencing him for 30 days in jail). Let’s put this criminalization in perspective: Billionaire T. Boone Pickens owned more water rights than any other individuals in America, with rights over enough of the Ogallala Aquifer to drain approximately 200,000 acre-feet (or 65 billion gallons of water) a year. But ordinary citizen Gary Harrington cannot collect rainwater runoff on 170 acres of his private land. It’s a strange New World Order in which multibillionaires and elitist banks can own aquifers and lakes, but ordinary citizens cannot even collect rainwater and snow runoff in their own backyards and private lands. “Water is the oil of the 21st century.” Andrew Liveris, CEO of DOW Chemical Company (quoted in The Economist magazine, August 21, 2008)

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yes, exactly my thought recently: they've got us all on water meters now so just a matter of time

are you anti-human too?

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No need

"worlds growing population" - now where might that be ??? but of course you wont answer that will you ????

@@milesinnz As I said before, Its nice to see the same lineage of people who created the problem fix it. Growing populations have never been an issue in the industrial revolution to the present day. It's only alarming now because the wrong demographic has an influx of bodies. I love a fresh cup of triggered boomer in the afternoon.

@@milesinnz wtf man?? U ok?

Europe & America are always expected to fix everything, others just complain & grift.

@@boxcutter0 Others live on natural instinct and live a simple life. As for America and the West, they are the cause of climate change and the cause of wars in the world. America and the West are a big reason for the death of many people because of the unjust siege on some countries that refuse to kneel to them, because there will be peace for humans and nature except With the demise of America and some European countries

I live in South Africa in a Retirement village in the country. More often than not We are forever being warned that the village is without water and we have to rely on borehole water. South Africa as a whole is fast becoming a drought country . And sadly a failed state. Scores of people having to live on the streets and in squatter camps…..the powers that be just seem to forget that they are there. Water is scarce and they battle just to stay alive. So water to them is a precious commodity as it is to all living creatures. 😪

Nature has it's own way of stopping over-population, and it’s called venereal disease

I'm afraid you underestimate the huge shifts. Al those solutions are too small to save us.

Watering at home should be for plants that feed you.

Fresh water is 99% gone from the amount we had a hundred years ago.

The real underlying problem with clean water access is inequality, or the need for capitalism to turn water into a profitable commodity. Until access to clean water is a universal human right with public or socialist ownership, there will continue to be a lack of planning to meet the needs of humanity. The privatization of clean water is a existential humanitarian crises which clearly exposes the inherent problems of capitalism.

And what then ?

As a Brit it really surprises me that some countries don't have any form of water reservoirs...we have loads of them and most of the time we have the 'problem' of having too much water raining down on us most of the time...

Yeah, right, but that doesn't help Nature which we are a part of - and so depended on.

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