Are we running out of clean water? - Balsher Singh Sidhu

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Despite water covering 71% of the planet’s surface, more than half the world’s population endures extreme water scarcity for at least one month a year. Current estimates predict that by 2040, up to 20 more countries could be experiencing water shortages. These statistics raise a startling question: is the Earth running out of clean water? Balsher Singh Sidhu takes a closer look at water consumption.
Lesson by Balsher Singh Sidhu, directed by Kozmonot Animation Studio.
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@TEDEd 5 лет назад

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@Jumpyluff 5 лет назад

Feed crops gatorade

@vatanrangani8033 5 лет назад

I would want ted to make an video on world population problem and do some research and come up with numbers and solutions for developing countries . Also I grew thinking this alot ... Like what if only 2 billion people lived on earth and stuff. It's an idea I don't really see people talking about and having concerns .. I would like you to uptake something from here ..

@jacobandrews2663 5 лет назад

I gave an Idea. Stop the meat industry

@vatanrangani8033 5 лет назад

@@jacobandrews2663 thats not necessary if we have lower population and I am vegetarian myself and I think this is way to future

@phoenixflamegames1 5 лет назад

Why do you need be under 18? Just curious (also I just turned 18 this year😔)

@aise_9389 5 лет назад

The ANIMATION The IDEA The CYCLES JUST Pure BEAUTY!

@HigherPlanes 5 лет назад

lol

@r6vens933 5 лет назад

U got heart

@GKZI 5 лет назад

Kozmonot animation studio

@lbarreda 4 года назад

And with a powerful message too

@hridayvadan5048 3 года назад

🎉🎉🎉

@kennethsummers6857 5 лет назад

The music is exceptionally pleasant and how fitting.

@mikelor84 5 лет назад

there were moments when the music felt like a water clock ticking, I was picturing in my mind a hourglass that drips water droplets instead of a sand stream, ticking an anxious countdown. it was counting the time we got left on this green planet, and that's gonna run out eventually if we don't stop wasting our precious fresh water

@kennethsummers6857 5 лет назад

Being hearted by TED-Ed is the greatest honour for me.

@ddogancay 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for your lovely comments about the music I did. Feeling lucky and very happy to work with Kozmonot Animation Studio and TED-Ed again.

@animegirl7364 5 лет назад

Deniz Doğançay Is there any video with just this music piece? It’s so beautiful to listen to!

@ddogancay 5 лет назад

@@animegirl7364 Thank you but unfortunately there is no video with just the music. Although it is my composition, I did it on demand just for this video so they come together as a package. Sorry...

@alreeves9601 5 лет назад

This is better than most “save water” advertisements because it tells you why there’s a problem not just what to do

@Automaton_unit Год назад

i drink water becuz i need to drink

@Automaton_unit Год назад

@been guy I NEED TO DRINK

@v.harshavardhanarepalli2869 5 лет назад

Excellent animation....👌👌

@ExcellentLeoSilinda 5 лет назад

@rattat5372 4 года назад

Lacks outlines...

@d4r00d7 5 лет назад

Two buckets of water makes an infinite water source

@timothychong9452 4 года назад

Lol us minecrafters. Other people would be confused.

@codgamer9235 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@casesater 4 года назад

it is one a cauldron

@flowy2474 4 года назад

D4R00D who would of thought we are ahead of everyone else?

@konieczkowksie 4 года назад

I say no. r/wooosh: *Hello there*

@kiryu11111 5 лет назад

But will you guys expand on how industries like the golfing and other sport industries spend tons of gallons of drinking water on lawns. How reservoir are being used in Nevada for Golf Courses rather than sustaining the public. Agriculture is part of our lives, while wasteful leisures arent, especially if those leisures are at the expense of peoples literal survival. I adore these videos about saving the earth, but this deflects from greater issues. You are masters of non-partisan debates and conversations and can really do address outliers that effect so much more of our lives, that are right under our noses.

@chieuleyang6768 4 года назад

Dan Eul Kim i don’t think that really consumes nearly as much water becus it’s only a one time process

@kiryu11111 4 года назад

@@chieuleyang6768 you ever been to a golf course? Its real grass bro and grass needs hella water if its gonna be green year round. Especially in a desert like Nevada

@chieuleyang6768 4 года назад

Dan Eul Kim oh I thought the grass in Golf courses was fake becus the grass in my school field is fake

@chieuleyang6768 4 года назад

Sorry

@kiryu11111 4 года назад

@@chieuleyang6768 No worries, its really messed up how many acres of just pure grass are upkept, its insane!

@Sieger1 5 лет назад

Water doesn't grow on trees after all

@Mlgtrek334 5 лет назад

wet

@mrmaimott7844 5 лет назад

It doesn't "grow" but water does come out of trees

@MrMineHeads. 5 лет назад

It grows out of trees ;)

@emelgiefro 5 лет назад

@@mrmaimott7844 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> The joke.^^^ You.

@lordjesuschrist4459 5 лет назад

You Might be wondering First Why Desert Has no Trees maybe Tress can't Grow water but tress can grow Life.. Animals and even human itself.

@HeyyBrey 5 лет назад

This video is very well done. One note to make is humans, while some do things that are very reckless to our environment, there are others who are doing amazing good for our planet. Humans are smart and we will find ways to go around these crisis’ that our predecessors left us with. That’s why it’s so important to educate ourselves and our children. As well as support new ideas and companies who are trying to produce cleaner, more efficient energy and farming techniques. It may be a little scary to look at the future, but with each generation we are becoming more informed of our footprint on the earth. And with each little decision we make to help the environment the more our youth will see that and grow up to hopefully make the big changes for our planet. Just wanted to give a little positivity to those who might be discouraged.

@bramble8109 5 лет назад

life is not a movie. Sometimes the good dont always win. Keep thinking positive but also don't forget reality.

@Rall707 5 лет назад

Positivity is definitely needed. But the biggest issue in regard to this, is the speed in which we develop these new solutions, and the reforming of the existing ones. Economic growth is still the highest priority to lawmakers and industries, due to globalized capitalism. If we don't change this priority, globally, it will result in the demise of civilization as we know it.

@HeyyBrey 5 лет назад

Bramble you can still be positive but be grounded in reality. I’m not saying to just shut your eyes and pretend everything will work out. But just to look for and support people who are trying to do good. Or if you find yourself able to make a change, make that change! You don’t need be a pessimist to get change and be more in tuned with reality. In fact you will rarely see a positive change if you’re looking at everything negatively. Just my two sense. ❤️

@spiritnc2031 5 лет назад

sad sad thing is that US government is not believing in climate change, and pollution continues to increase global warming which is melting glaciers and flooding planet and making little islands disappear , now 8 metres of glaciers ice has melted it keeps melting , i want to stop it WE want to stop it but if we don’t like Stephen Hawking said that in 600 years our planet earth will be burning hot if we don’t do anything to stop it , it makes me sad , im only 12 year old that is trying to change something.......

@bored_potato 5 лет назад

Finally, a real, living person who doesn't look at a dystopian future.

@joshuaramirez5399 5 лет назад

Instead of using water to make ramen,just eat the block of ramen uncooked

@despicablepenguin 5 лет назад

Lol that would just be extremely unhealthy 😂

@CometZ 4 года назад

Despicable Penguin instant ramen/noodles is already deep fried. Us indonesian eat it everytime uncooked if were lazy

@rayalexander2281 3 года назад

Isnt that just the main diet of a college student

@Brandonhayhew 4 месяца назад

just eat dry foods

@BobMcCoy 5 лет назад

*These are some **_clean_** animations!*

@rydemk4168 5 лет назад

*That’s some clean water right there*

@kimmemestar7749 5 лет назад

yes

@risingraisings7012 5 лет назад

Thanos do your thing

@Adrenaline4P 5 лет назад

rising raisings LMFAO

@anhbayar11 4 года назад

*CORONAVIRUS* *ENTERED* *THE* *CHAT*

@SergioapjChannel 4 года назад

Millions are about to start not living

@alexanderveritas 4 года назад

**_Snaps fingers._**

@edwardtobiemejia7895 3 года назад

not nearly enough to undo the damage done but it's a start

@NaturallyHarrison 3 года назад

Please discuss the importance of reducing water pollution as well. It's not just a question of how much freshwater is available but the quality and health of the freshwater source/supply. Thank you!

@jatinsharma4476 5 лет назад

We can't, as long as we turn the Tap off while brushing.

@pasteltessa8794 5 лет назад

Unfortunately this is a crazy little amount... It does help though!

@Spacemonkeymojo 5 лет назад

What kind of idiotic moron brushes their teeth with the tap on?

@xXxSkyViperxXx 5 лет назад

#firstworldproblems

@stormysamreen7062 5 лет назад

@@Spacemonkeymojo Yeah I know. I was equally as shocked. I saw many commercials on tv telling us not to waste water and turning the tap off while brushing, and i thought the same thing "What kind of idiotic moron brushes their teeth with the tap on?"

@Spacemonkeymojo 5 лет назад

Mujahid Syed great minds think alike!

@WillaHerrera 5 лет назад

I've always been amazed at how beautiful clean clear water comes right out of the ground here in California. The rice farming industry here in Northern California uses a massive amount of water that evaporates on a massive scale.

@Mlgtrek334 5 лет назад

*africa wants to know your location*

@subscribetomyyoutubechanne1543 5 лет назад

I'm from India

@Luke-jo2xi 5 лет назад

That's mean

@xavier4563 5 лет назад

Its a joke

@Dexduzdiz 5 лет назад

Send location

@hijack69 5 лет назад

@@subscribetomyyoutubechanne1543 the joke went over your head

@subscribetomyyoutubechanne1543 5 лет назад

Can you make a video on: *Why we cannot make seawater usable?Why we aren't doing research on making it usable?* If you agree then like please 🙏🙏

@chrishifter 5 лет назад

Somanshu Kumar we can turn seawater into clean drinking water, it’s just extremely expensive right now. I think eventually the cost will lower

@xabashdog 5 лет назад

It is consumable after various processes, quite expensive wastes energy, in a way. Something that would currently out-sustain the benefits!

@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 5 лет назад

We CAN Ever heard of desalination plants and NEWater?

@LPempty 5 лет назад

Countries in the Middle East are already doing it so

@Baxtexx 5 лет назад

This is basically where all the water in Dubai comes from, distilled seawater. The process is expensive, has an environmental impact and uses a lot of energy.

@josephmanning2129 5 лет назад

I’m actually incredibly shocked by this. Not only the amount of water we go through daily but also the urgency to reduce it. Ithink I’ll start taking shorter showers now...

@thomassmith462 5 лет назад

Start by reducing meat consumption, more specifically red meat. Not saying to give up meat entirely, but try to replace one normal meal with a vegan meal each week. Raising live stock requires large amounts of water. Not saying agriculture doesn’t use large amounts of water either, but you have to factor in the amount of water need to grow feed for live stock too.

@JJs_playground 5 лет назад

Reduce meat consumption. That'll make a bigger impact that cutting down on your showers.

@Mahmoudellcabbarifassani 2 года назад

@@JJs_playground i will eat meat i dont want to be a weak stick.

@Mahmoudellcabbarifassani 2 года назад

@@thomassmith462 if i dont eat meat i will fly up by wind so ill eat.

@aditisk99 2 года назад

Or you could use buckets for bathing.

@FranRojo91 5 лет назад

Hi, amazing video, but I have a couple of questions: I'd had liked to know the stats separately of agriculture and cattle raising, especially since you said going vegetarian reduces 1/3 of the water consumption, does that means cattle raising consumes the other 2/3. also, a great part of the agriculture products are destined to cattle raising itself, does the 1/3 agriculture water includes the products destined to them? or which is the proportion destined for human consumption in correlation to the cattle raising. thanks in advance if you get to read and answer this comment !!

@Jarod-vg9wq 5 лет назад

The animation and editing and design of this channel deserve a reward.

@TheRaju991 5 лет назад

Really love the animation on this one. Superb Job!

@TTT-uk3cn 5 лет назад

The corrections of various types required for atleast 50 years or till the underground water table is risen good. Use alternate good quality temporary materials. Ban on all concrete constructions like multistorey, Underground tunneling for metro projects. Use of crops requiring least water i.e ban on rice plantations till safe. The world has to control on their taste buds till the right time. Harvest water drop by drop by placing winter fog nets. Harvest rain water by everybody. Dig out water storage tanks. It's now or never.

@dontvisitmypage564 5 лет назад

Wait, red meat? Isn't the meat which requires much more water than any vegetable? 80% of the agricultural water goes on feeding the livestock and growing plants for them...

@Lucas43434 5 лет назад

Yes, I'm disappointed with the end of this video. A big reason animal products require so much water is because crops have to be grown to feed the livestock, when we could just be eating the crops ourselves. I don't know why ted would mention shelled nuts first and meat second.

@kazumades5283 5 лет назад

@@Lucas43434 The creators probably thought people would disregard veganism for a sustainable future. Even if veganism is the best way to reduce our environmental footprint, Ted-ed understands the hate/backlash it would receive. That and they also might be biased so they can continue eating their meat because most plant based foods are significantly way more sustainable than any meat ever grown.

@sm6756 5 лет назад

Yes livestock products have water footprints much greater than those of crops and their derivatives. In the scale of 10 times more (as average)

@phoenixflamegames1 5 лет назад

I mean, I will eat less meat but I will never stop eating it. Unless you can provide me with a replacement that tastes exactly the same

@DariusAlexanderMusic 5 лет назад

Sadly, suggest to someone [especially Americans] to stop eating meat and they immediately shut down or become incensed. I'm not from a professional psychology background (I only have an interest), but it seems to me to be a response of the discontinuity of presenting someone with an idea that makes sense but they simply do not want to accept: The bad feelings come from their Cognitive Bias - the ego being unable to consolidate these two competing ideas. I actually think very sly, subdued attempts like this video might be the best way to get to people.

@subhasarkar7465 5 лет назад

What a creative way of showing this 👏👏👏👏

@halohalo6395 5 лет назад

Is it just me, when i watch ted-ed videos like this weekly i feel like i'm gaining knowledge/ becoming smarter...

@TheScienceBiome 5 лет назад

One can only hope, and persevere.

@BobMcCoy 5 лет назад

*_Water_** these amazing animations?!*

@randomuser8559 2 года назад

I suggest that people buy buckets and fill them up with water and use those to take a bath instead of a long shower. That's what we do here in the Philippines, it saves so much more water!

@masudhassan3363 5 лет назад

A great video with a greater narration and brilliant animations

@wonderfulrainyday 5 лет назад

That’s a question which’s answer scares me. A lot.

@V3NQM69 5 лет назад

Why are you running?

@kierankumar8946 5 лет назад

Ted ed is great ,educational and not boring AWESOME

@LivingGuy484 5 лет назад

Thank you for the informative video! Is there any link or reference to the wonderful music used in the video?

@sukhjeetsingh5047 5 лет назад

Sidhu Saab ❤️.... Naam padh k aagya notification ch... Proud PS - Sidhu sir, please study how much water every year we give to paddy in PUNJAB only and if we replace paddy with other crop how much water we can save.!

@fahrenheit8071 5 лет назад

I feel thirsty while watching this video😂😂

@mr.anirbangoswami 5 лет назад

Amazing amazing amazing. These videos never fail to inspire me. Whatever the reason be.

@de0509 5 лет назад

Cody's Lab did a great video explaining aquifers and why they are a finite resource

@chrishifter 5 лет назад

Once water desalination plants become cheaper to build it will make water an infinite resource to use. We just need to figure out how to lower the cost.

@jayfawn8478 5 лет назад

But still water in oceans should be drinkable so that no one get thirsty

@carlosa9108 5 лет назад

When people in power decide to prioritize for other needs, rather than selfish monetary gains. As creatures, it will not happen.

@daianad377 5 лет назад

And how to not polute the ocean with the brine that come from desalinated water. Besides, it's not a perfect technology because still it could harm the humans and the animals.

@robinsss 3 года назад

@@daianad377 is there a perfect technology on the planet?

@robinsss 3 года назад

@al-Haifawi the cost passed on to the consumer is small like 6 dollars a month added to the regular water bill

@poweroffriendship2.0 5 лет назад

*_Ocean Man take me by the hand to the land if you understand..._*

@DrRandomStranger 5 лет назад

WEEEEEN!

@Diikutin 5 лет назад

Wow this is the best animated ted ed video ive seen yet 🤩

@farisakmal2722 5 лет назад

The beautiful animation...

@ArkOvu 5 лет назад

We need Thanos, he knows what to do.

@aditisk99 2 года назад

Totally agree. But maybe this time wipe out all humans.

@diamondjub2318 5 лет назад

idea, catch clouds in a net and juice them for their clean water

@TerribleTrace 5 лет назад

A video that goes deeper into the underground aquifers would be great people who don't live around a huge one don't understand the importance of them being preserved.

@qrixzs 5 лет назад

Yes we are.

@trixh8696 3 года назад

We can use the process distillation to separate salt from water and use the water that we distilled for drinking purpose and agricultural use , We can use fog catchers And Solar powered water filtration

@Luke-py8wi 3 года назад

Great idea

@Aihoshino24 3 года назад

But most probably it's very very difficult and expensive

@nihiqallam5616 2 года назад

So beastly draining the ocean causing more problems

@haris0456 2 года назад

To much energy

@kaedenwebb7623 Год назад

Very expensive

@AlexI 5 лет назад

You mentioned that the majority of our eater is used for agriculture, but neglected to mention that the VAST MAJORITY of that water goes to ANIMAL AGRICULTURE. Adopting a vegan diet is the most sustainable lifestyle choice. ❤❤🌱🌎

@cavemann_ 5 лет назад

My geography teacher touched upon that a few weeks ago, I am really happy to see a video about it so soon. Nice timing!

@jamiehay1027 5 лет назад

*_Brilliant_*_ animations!_

@victor9 5 лет назад

Drink alcohol instead. It comes straight from the Gods

@aditisk99 2 года назад

You think alcohol doesn't use water?

@MeFreddrick 5 лет назад

Haven't we already found ways to purify salt water (desalination) for consumption and cultivation? I thought people have been doing it for decades now.

@franzliszt7965 2 года назад

There is, but I heard that the amount of energy necessary is really high and that it is therefore not that sustainable...

@Moses_VII 2 года назад

@@franzliszt7965 unsustainable and expensive.

@uchiwasasukesusanoo 5 лет назад

Excellent video, can we have a TED-Ed about salt water desalination ?

@mohammedrumaan2704 5 лет назад

Love the animation.

@ristocrat5061 4 года назад

people in other countries: *thirsty* Me: *Sips a cup of water*

@puxydow6650 5 лет назад

Overpopulation is a serious issue indeed

@masonjarbeiler9569 5 лет назад

Most people aren't having children

@hazzmati 5 лет назад

earth can support 11 billion people we are not overpopulated

@jayfawn8478 5 лет назад

Overpopulation is only occurred in poor countries especially in africa

@jerichozorua999 5 лет назад

I think a real life battle royale will solve the problem... sadly...

@michaelhalim511 5 лет назад

Thats why im not gonna married.

@vardaansinghmann3708 5 лет назад

Thank u Let's make our efforts everyday for water conservation

@minaumer1323 5 лет назад

Amazing animation like usual

@feynstein1004 5 лет назад

This is going to be a long one. At first I thought freshwater shortage shouldn't exist because water doesn't vanish after we use it. But I realized that once we consume freshwater, it turns into sewage, which needs sewage treatment plants to be acceptable enough to return to the environment. While the treated water is technically freshwater, it can't be used because people wouldn't be comfortable with it. This freshwater gets mixed into rivers and ends up in the oceans, turning into saltwater. The only way for it to turn back into freshwater is through the water cycle, which we can't control and stays pretty much unchanged, or via desalination plants, which are extremely costly. So the reason we're having or will be having a water shortage is because we've found a very easy way to turn freshwater into saltwater but not the reverse. In other words, our freshwater consumption is increasing (because of increasing population and industrialization) but its supply is constant, or decreasing even, as glaciers and polar ice melt. This seems problematic but it can be easily fixed by increasing our freshwater supply. Even recycling sewage water would be a permanent solution because as our consumption increases, the amount of recycled water increases as well. It's a self-sustaining system. Or perhaps we'll find some other way to do it.

@turk639 5 лет назад

But we are already taking the water out of the river, and than put the cleaned water in the river. It's not like we magically lose water somewhere when it hits the sea

@feynstein1004 5 лет назад

@GearsW You are correct but we always pump in water from the upstream of a river where it is the purest and then pump out the treated water to the downstream of it, where it is rarely reused. We could totally reuse that water but there would probably be huge public backlash over it. And while we don't lose the total water when it hits the sea, we do lose quite a bit of freshwater. Once it hits the sea, it mixes with the saltwater there and becomes saltwater itself, which is so costly to turn back into freshwater that it's much cheaper to just pump more water from our original river upstream. Hence our only source of freshwater is the river upstream. And the river does not have an infinite supply of water. We cannot pump more water of out it than flows through it, otherwise it will dry up. Hence the problem.

@turk639 5 лет назад

@@feynstein1004 we pump out of rivers up and downstream of rivers. We use the river as another step for water treatment

@feynstein1004 5 лет назад

@GearsW We do? I wasn't aware of that. Well, if we do recycle then it's even better.

@hazardeur 5 лет назад

before even thinking about if your post makes sense, I saw "self sustaining system". There is no such thing.

@psp785 5 лет назад

Not according to nestle

@shikhasinha736 5 лет назад

Can we use crispr for making plants which consume and transpire less?

@rubengivoni6823 5 лет назад

So proud of the fact that Ted-ed has the guts to explain that the main issue is by far, actually animal agriculture, which is an issue most organizations like Greenpeace aren't adressing. For anyone wanting to make a difference, I urge you to read "Cowspiracy".

@unleashingpotential-psycho9433 5 лет назад

I think technology will make it so we never run out of clean water.

@patricks8430 5 лет назад

Reverse osmosis exists

@Zex-4729 5 лет назад

but it takes time, and time doesn't wait.

@shitlordflytrap1078 5 лет назад

@@Zex-4729 We've already run out, were working on overtime.

@pushp3907 5 лет назад

Yes ... Necessity is the mother of all invention.

@anemated20 5 лет назад

Cold fusion can, too right?

@victora73 5 лет назад

Thanks for your knowledge

@strange_and_magnificent 3 года назад

Loving the music!

@gojosotaru4138 5 лет назад

beautiful animation & background music

@sebastianelytron8450 5 лет назад

Bottled water is a joke. Nobody should pay for drinking water, ever.

@ralone8314 5 лет назад

Then how about air in a bottle ?

@hwstar9416 5 лет назад

lmao wdym they arent gonna give it to you for free.

@pseudonymousbeing987 5 лет назад

@@ralone8314 Is this a Lorax reference

@evankurniawan1311 5 лет назад

Nobody should pay for good home too, ever. Also food. Also clothes. Also medicine Your argument is as strong as mine lol

@Arun-yb7en 5 лет назад

Soo true .but that's what everyone r doin. 4 money

@paranoidowl3085 5 лет назад

Imagine if this was 60 fps

@jianhongshen360 5 лет назад

I like this issue . This issue talk to the whole of world people that water is very important to humans

@lianandfamilyvlogs4830 Год назад

hellow sr, what app did you use creating this presentation?

@Tolu1994 5 лет назад

Wow, I didn't know agriculture was so expensive (in terms of water)

@tablecloth2973 5 лет назад

Wow I didn’t know your skin could be so orange

@angelofsarcasm4924 5 лет назад

I have a global solution But I'll need a gauntlet and 6 infinity stones (I'm joking about going full Thanos...)

@mohammedaasim5216 5 лет назад

Thanks ted. Love from India.

@Glitchy_Boi 5 лет назад

Aasim Assassin ew, tseries

@usama57926 5 лет назад

thank u

@L4Vo5 5 лет назад

1:19 "That leaves less than 1% for sustaining *all* life on earth." Yeah, that's right, folks. There's no life in the ocean.

@fernandofontenla8466 5 лет назад

And this is not the only BS of the video! Should talk about population control and veganism.

@knosis 5 лет назад

Lol. My automatic brain thought he meant "human life," rather than all life haha.

@emperium108 5 лет назад

Earth also refers to soil. So that statement is still literally correct.

@L4Vo5 5 лет назад

@@knosis It's like Marvel's "Thanos killed 50% of living beings" thing. If 50% of life was really dead, including 50% of the vital bacteria in our bodies, who knows what would happen.

@vikasagarwal9205 5 лет назад

They obviously meant human life.

@TheGoblinoid 5 лет назад

What about eating insects?

@alexp.7637 5 лет назад

Nah dude. Insect are not my type.

@TheGoblinoid 5 лет назад

@@alexp.7637 Mass starvation and drought are not my type either. I'm just saying we'd save 99% of the water we use in agriculture by switching to insect, plus we'd have a better nutrition. The only barrier separating us from an insect-based diet is immaturity.

@robinsss 3 года назад

@@TheGoblinoid why don't we eat insects? it's not enough blood squirtin out of em

@moltenpants 5 лет назад

The Animation is Awesome.....

@michaelhalim511 5 лет назад

And here i am take a batg with warm water up to 30 minutes each day with shower everyday. Man i feel so guity. Cant resist it

@guntherdoesaliltrolling5757 5 лет назад

The real question is are we running out of gravity

@pgakt 5 лет назад

Someone tell Slazo

@medhapathak2004 5 лет назад

I was searching for this comment

@jcarlosklein3096 5 лет назад

Well all you need to do is like the island i live on, we pump water out of the ocean,purify it and then re-add some important minerals since the water would be so clean

@rajatsrivastava329 5 лет назад

Awesome as Always...

@kigerneko 5 лет назад

I think that if people would get 2 children max, that would help a lot too.

@BicBoi1984 5 лет назад

*Africa disagrees*

@your-regina 5 лет назад

Isn't that like the average in most countries?

@kigerneko 5 лет назад

@@your-regina Average, maybe. Or maybe the ideal image. But I know enough people who have more than that and I live in a country in the West. There are people who get more children because of their religion as well, like Catholics did a generation before. I'm not sure if they are still encouraged to get more though, but I do see people with 3 or more regularly.

@MythiPlayz 5 лет назад

Actually, eventually we will be stuck at somewhere around 11billion, where some sort of "balance" will happen, where the number of newborns is going to be equal to the number of deaths (on average) thus creating equilibrium.

@bh8347 5 лет назад

Ok so maybe we should stop drinking water

@djudjux8374 5 лет назад

The animation. Wow😮

@PhysicsByArpit2024 5 лет назад

Indian.....proud...great work

@Crick1952 5 лет назад

We need to start eating more bugs. The biggest thing we can do is cut down on large livestock ranching (cows, pigs and sheep) They are disastrous for the environment, greenhouse gas creation, obesity epidemic, global poverty and the water shortage. If we were to replace even half of our consumption of these animals with other sources (insects for example) the world would be so much better off. The University of Wageningen has published a really cool report on this.