Flow 4/9 - For Love of Water

Can anyone really own water? There's a 400 billion $ of global business made by corporations out of the blue gold every year. Water is a resource for your life, not a private property. Who controls the resources of life now will soon controls the rest of all things. A small group of private interests (with the help of the World Bank) is making decision on the water we drink, regardless of natural rights of the people.

Irena Salina's documentary, beyond identifying the problem, also gives a look at the people and institutions providing practical solutions to the water crisis and those developing new technologies, which are fast becoming blueprints for a successful global and economic turnaround.

www.flowthefilm.com

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• water
• blue gold
• Irena Salina
• environment
• corporation
• sustainability

[vulcantoadmind]

SNOOT!

[palanticdreams]

i LOVE how every single video concerning the global destruction backs their weak arguments with TWO fucking lousy scientists that nobody ever heard of.

[AllTheSubjects]

HAHAH we about to all die? ADD to this sentence a bunch of people with a lot of money wich can last a lot more than we regular people. Look! It getts even better. These people are the same who control the multi-national resources and continue to waste them down the toilet.

From scarcity to none resource, put like 20-50 years of wealth people living like kings and queens trough the work of your bare hands.

[bobbygnosis]

@antoniyo1234 I agree that Global Warming is a cruel hoax, but that doesn't negate that water is a very real and very important issue. Hypothetically the Earth could get hotter or cooler and it won't matter if you're dying of thirst.

This, I think, we can all agree on.

[antoniyo1234]

there is no global warming

[Everclearsan]

wake up people!