Webinar at 7 pm CT USA, Wed, Feb 2, 2022, 2021
If you are joining from Great Britain, 1:00 am, Thur, Feb 3, 2022
If you are joining from Australia, 12:00 pm noon, Thur, Feb 3, 2022
Many manufacturing and agricultural practices, especially animal
confinement, degrade water quality. Colonialism intensifies disputes over
withdrawal of water from the Blue Nile. Hydro-power from dams intensifies
climate change, undermines habitat, and poisons animal and human life. Over-
fishing by rich nations in waters of poor nations increases impoverishment
while stealing food from those most in need. Deep sea mining compromises
aquatic ecosystems and risks disturbing the world’s largest carbon sink. Yet,
water conflicts can evaporate if humanity reduces extraction and shares
resources to ensure all a good quality of life.
Hear from:
- Silvia Secchi, Water Quality and Agricultural Production
- Luwezi Kinshasa, Colonialism and Water Disputes in Africa
- Don Fitz, Dams, Climate Change, Habitat Loss and Poisoning
- David Josue, Over-fishing by Rich Nations in Waters of Poor Nations
- Natalie Lowrey, Dangers of Deep Sea Mining
Jason Donofrio (moderator) is with The Ocean Foundation.
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