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Uploaded by on Feb 27, 2009

How much water does it take to make one latte? We can do more using less of our natural resources, right now.

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  • LMAO. All the water needed for that latte is freshwater. 2/3 of the world is covered in water but only about 3% is freshwater (with only ~1.5% being easily accessible). Unless you have found a way to grow trees or coffee beans in salt water or get cows to produce milk drinking only salt water, we have a problem.

    If you wish to convert salt water into freshwater just ask the Saudis how expensive that conversion is.

  • Natural radiation like from the sun? WWF was an avid promoter in ending CFC usage which destroyed our natural solar protection, ozone.

    By the way it's oxygen, there's no i in it.

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  • Time for real change. Yes we can, if we want

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  • Ha Ha! Improved efficience also means a small delay in getting to the END. Besides, humans are animals. The more they have the faster they breed. There really is no solution other than Mother Nature's. Human's are only interested in sport, fashion and crisis management. Because the hate planning to avoid something. They need to know it is REAL. This means proving it is real. End of the World? That's impossible! Show me first. Destroy it & then I might believe your bullshit nonsense.

  • @mUsIcSmeLYFE .000075 what? percent? its more like 3% of water on earth is suitable for drinking at one time if you include frozen water. Fresh water comes from the ocean anyways... It's not a limited supply, the only limiting factor is the rate at which nature can cause the transition.

  • @mattymuck well, even if we cant lose it, we only have about 0.000075 of all earth's water that's renewable (and suitable for drinking). we're gonna have to drink sea water and eat glaciers if all the people in the world don't care about Earth's water supply.

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