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Running Dry - The Documentary



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A global crisis explained


Part One - Introduction

A world in need of water


Part Two - China

A giant problem emerges


Part Three - Aral Sea

Water water where?


Part Four - Middle East

Peace through water?


Part Five - Africa

A promise unkept


Part Six - India

Expansion pains loom


Part Seven - USA

Engineered out of nature


Part Eight - Our World

Confronting the crisis

 

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InfoDrop: There are around 1 billion people without access to improved, safe, or affordable drinking water.

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Our belief is that knowledge = power.  We are focused on sharing information about water, showing ways how problems can be solved - and promoting the concept of taking personal action to turn ideas into reality.  We welcome your support.

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