Our Freshwater Future | Rosemary Knight | TEDxStanford

[@milanneopaney6679]

Congratulations to you RoseMary. I believe it can be impactful if we keep planting trees and add technology to harvest the rainwater. Sustainability is the key. 100%!! Great work! Proud of you!!

[@damienr3086]

The future of water conservation is rain water harvesting. See Ted talks, "brad lancaster" his arizona hometown dropped their temperature down between 10-15 degrees cooler due to rain harvesting and planting drought resistant plants. He beautified his town creating bike paths. A must share as this will be the future of water conservation. Either that or well b in big trouble down the road.

[@Geopopcast]

Excelent work, I'm geophysics it's so proud to see presentation like this. Congratulations

[@hasanchoudhurymd]

Excellent discussions! Ground water recharging in substantial scales is urgently needed all over the world. Drawing water from the ground may be charged to finance the next investments. This actually being done in valiant efforts in some parts of the world. But more needs to be done ASAP. Regards

[@johnglynn-morris1156]

Fantastic presentation! I really enjoyed the comparison of medical imaging to earth imaging...why not?

[@dinosaur0073]

Great talk..!!! Does worth to spend on water research. Population must be matching with our capability of solving water issues...

[@chistyman]

Good Presentation! I would like to access InSAR information to study my region surface (Chile), where could I gather data?

[@benpiriz4386]

Hi Christian, your email address please? or Instagram id to message you. Thanks

[@darennalpuerto]

wat is the update on insar?

[@bakks9693]

wow, this was so usefull presentation .....

[@nisiars]

The new petrol, I wander if all this is going to benefit all beings , and not big corporations!!!

[@user-lx9qe2ll9c]

How much the technology cost?

[@jasonloh6792]

Free as the data is already readily available. The cost has been paid when that satellite was launched into orbit years ago. The salt water experiment would be tremendously cheaper than wells too but not free.

[@miniminamanmina3715]

I can assure you that if it is shown that in any given area ground water is being infused with salt and making wells unusable it will be the tax payers that have to come up with the solutions and pay for corrective actions like expensive desalination plants . The development community will be free from having to pay for added numbers of water withdraws for their huge housing , commercial, and consumptive uses . The already existing taxpayers will pay for them. The politicians the market forces own will push the burden on the tax payers .

[@MartinaSchoppe]

yeah, find more fossil water to exploid and make the problem bigger.... :(

[@davidcollins2648]

Only a true scientists would dress so poorly.

[@garfieldthomas8118]

its not great but not too bad

[@abrahamdut4479]

@@garfieldthomas8118 افلام. هندى. سكسى

[@SimonRichardMasters]

You have no idea...