Water is definitely the most important resource out there but I do want to correct a few things that I think you have got wrong in my opinion.
- climate change is not legitimate in the way the people like the UN are saying. The climate of the planet is always changing and it is and has never been constant. The models and dramatized data the “scientists” are using are far smaller windows in time than it should be. The zoom out should be over the last several hundred years which we have ice core data from. The warming that has gone on is actually on par and normal for what we’ve done historically for several centuries and we have actually cooled off a bit, with some thinking we are entering into a miniature ice age where things will cool down more. The additional idea of the last 50 years or so has dramatically increased temperatures and carbon emissions is also another fabrication and purposeful manipulation of short data windows and truths. We have done a lot of industrial work yes but we have poisoned waters more than we have changed the climate, which isn’t a static object as it is.
I can go on longer on that but I don’t want to write a post about it in a comment lol.
The other thing that you need to find VERY disturbing is people like bill gates and other billionaires are buying a significant amount of water land and reservoirs in countries in South America and other parts of the world because they intend to control people by limiting your access to water. This is the biggest threat to you and your well being because they also will put chemicals in the water and god knows what else to “protect” people and clean things. They have no desire to protect anybody, if anything they will do it to harm and control people more.
I think we absolutely need to protect our water and local regions but in the way that we eliminate the possibility of governments and corporations from buying and selling the most precious resource for survival.
RE: Talk - The precariousness and situation of water (venezuela, and in the world) / La precariedad y situacion del agua (venezuela, y en el mundo)