Water

1/5 - Desalination: How it works

Part 1 of 5 videos 'Make it Clear' about the Adelaide Desalination Plant. Matthew Blaikie (Water Treatment Engineer) SA Water talks about how the Adelaide Desalination Plant works.

More info: http://www.sawater.com.au/desalination/

Waterproof live - Trailer

Waterproof live creates performances with film, music and dance, inspired by water. "As clear, fluid and brilliant as water itself. With all the power of a mighty wave as it finally breaks upon the shore." 'Water is a fascinating element. It never ceases to challenge you to transform it into images and sound, in all the possible forms it can take. It is enough to fascinate you for a lifetime.'

More info: www.waterprooflive.nl
Produced by: Hermine Schneider
Year: 2012
Language: English

India's barefoot water scientists

In southern India, the climate is becoming unpredictable and drought more common. Indiscriminate pumping from shallow aquifers shared by many farmers has caused abnormal drops in water levels. When a well goes dry, a farmer loses his crop. Six thousand farmers have been trained in groundwater management by a project run by Indian NGOs and guided by the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization. They have learned to monitor how much water is available underground at the start of the growing season. Then they only plant crops that need that much water.

DRIPS dew collection

A cheap plastic or metal conical funnel, about the diameter of a large dinner plate, collects dew and delivers water below the evaporation layer for deep root irrigation in arid environments. DRIPS is a free open source dew collection project for agriculture in arid regions. 

The Infographics Show - Water

Nice animated infographic video about water. Includes facts and statistics about water (use) worldwide .

More Info: www.suprnova.org
Produced by: The Infographics Show
Year: 2011
Language: English
 

Will Water Dry Up at Summit on Sustainable Development?

The headline in a New York newspaper last March captured the
essence of a future potential threat to political stability
the world over: "U.S. Report Sees Tensions Over Water."

Kill the Canal: Questions for Governor Brown

 Why, Governor Brown? Why are you pushing so damn hard to build the peripheral canal? We're asking these questions as part of the second in a continuing series of videos about the peripheral canal from Salmon Water Now.

RIO+20: Canada, Last Holdout, Drops Opposition to Water as Human Right

Canada, in a dramatic political turnaround, has signaled its
willingness to recognise water and sanitation as a basic human
right.

Global survey shows improved government performance in water resource management in Africa

Cairo, Egypt (2012-05-14)– Over 75 percent of the member countries of the African Ministers’ Council on Water (AMCOW) polled in a United Nations survey are implementing national water laws and nearly half are executing national plans for integrated water resources management in line with the Africa Water Vision for 2025 according to a new report launched today during the 8th General Assembly of AMCOW.

What makes sea-level rise?

Originally Published by RealClimate

– Last week the science community was shocked by the claim that 42% of the sea-level rise of the past decades is due to groundwater pumping for irrigation purposes. What could this mean for the future – and is it true?

Distribuir contenido