An Unprecedented Drought In Andalusia | Spain's Liquid Gold: Climate Change

[@MsMcBell]

No sound on one part in the beginning...porque?

[@mararashomon9494]

can you fix the lack of audio in the beginning?

[@nedim_guitar]

How does the industrialized Spanish large scale greenhouse farming work in relation to the environment? What about polyculture? Insects? Use of pesticides? I'm afraid that it doesn't look good...

[@koltoncrane3099]

Ya green houses are NOT natural or organic. It’s so funny how environmentalists and vegans be like my tomato is better than your feedlot raised cow. It’s like WTF? Cows raised on the mountain and desert year round half a calf that gets weened in the fall and then is in a feedlot or pasture and a feedlot later on. It’s like massive feedlots where cows have manure mounds still are way more natural then that plastic or glass green houses. It’s like steers are in the environment. Idk it’s like vegans don’t care that their tomato’s aren’t actually grown in the earth. It’s like their plant food is also pretty polluting if ya factor in all the pollution needed to make a greenhouse or to put down plastic to keep weeds down. It’s like the original minimalists and green movement was pushing for more human life that was simple. Not promoting life for the accumulation of things. It’s like if countries truly cared about the environment they would shrink or end NATO. The pentagon if it’s a country is in the top 25 of polluters. We don’t need 15 minute cities. That’s a joke. What we need is to go back to silver and gold money or something like it. Fiat currency creates inflation as banks and countries print. Over time workers have to move to the city to live. Wages go stagnant as assets skyrocket. If we want a greener world and to promote workers we need hard money so workers can save in gold and silver. Think about it and look at China. The only reason China has a housing crisis is cause Chinese people can’t export money but they also viewed owning homes as a form of savings. In the US tons of people own a second home as a form of savings. A century plus ago people literally could save in physical gold or silver. You can’t do that today and you’re taxed on each transaction. You’re taxed not for gold going up in price but your paying tax for the dollar going down in price or the government printing forces assets up and then you pay tax on it even if it didn’t go up in inflation adjust price or purchasing power. Basically the system is setup as a wet dream of the rothschilds or the Morgan’s or any banker. They accrue the wealth or the wealth accrues to them. And then people are indoctrinated that it’s good to borrow money to buy things today to feel better even if they don’t need or won’t use those things. People shop as a therapy release. Anyways low interest rates also tell people borrow today and buy assets cause they’ll get more expensive in the future. This drives further consumption and why most modern countries are consumer driven economies because of fiat currencies.

[@nedim_guitar]

@@koltoncrane3099 To be fair, the meat industry isn't small scale, animals brought up on mountains... It's mostly a large scale, industrial type of animal farming, with a lot of antibiotics usage (danger: resistant bacteria), and the animals are usually fed by crops that take vast farming areas to produce, leading to destruction of water etc etc. But I get what you're saying.

[@dieklucero1935]

Human disconnection with nature

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

exactly right. When it all dries up look in the mirror!

[@rosshoyt2030]

Nice doc 🎉

[@NondoPondo]

Why not use atmospheric water generator? This technology has become very energy efficient.

[@philfluther2713]

'Water, water, every where, Nor any drop to drink' The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Samual Taylor Coleridge Pozoblanco Andalusia tap water naught a drop fit to drink or brush teeth with or wash with or wash clothes with or take a shower in.

[@watcher5729]

more artificial canals and plantations turning to desalination ports for suited usage(agriculture or industrial) its worth it for this region being all u want to grow region of the EU the problem is it s not lucrative enough yet for some but can be job creation and cheaper living terratories.

[@leahflower9924]

Is that a new mexico shirt

[@GOdupont24]

LOL