The Colorado River explained in under 3 Minutes

[@ahmadrifairavenkuroki7603]

it is so sad to me to know that this quality channel have just small subscribers

[@annashealingjourney]

it is indeed interesting how quality gets undervalued

[@kowboykennyware]

They miss spelled Utah

[@runescape6369]

Do one about the Jordan river!!! Love the content!

[@Michael20089]

Great video thank you

[@kingding-a-ling9794]

0:19 Arizona is marked as New Mexico... and Utah is mispelled, but a good effort. I think the way it's spelled in the video make more sense but you know "English fun"😂

[@FactSpark]

Damn, it's always annoying when easy mistakes like these happen but now it's too late. In the pie chart I spelled it right though ✌️

[@kingding-a-ling9794]

@@FactSpark don't worry I have been subscribed long enough to know that you know you are talking about😊 thank you for your content, I always learn something new.

[@kingding-a-ling9794]

@@FactSpark and honestly, I prefer the misspelling of Utah... Utha sounds phonetically correct. Spanish is my first language so I prefer your spelling. Lol

[@John-mu7gh]

I loved these river videos. I think they would benefit by redoing the voice commentary to correct some odd pronunciations.

[@Warpreacher]

Do the Yangtze

[@kingofrivia1248]

Its a very simple solution. We clearly need seawater desalination and giant pipelines. End of story. Agriculture in the dessert is incredibly important to feed us all so we shouldnt stop it. Nd if we power the desalination plants with green energy its going to be fine and even mitigate sea level rise, and i know it sounds silly but some scientists believe if sea water desalination actually picks up on a wide scale it might mitigate 1-3meter of sea level rise. Which is INSANE to think about. Even more effective would be damming more rivers and using that water up before it reaches the sea, but that has a very negative environmental impact.

[@christophberenotto]

That is not very simple at all, we can't develop renewable energy quickly enough to meet our current consumption before adding another massive power draw. Also desalination on a large scale increases the salinity in the bay or sea where you extract the water, Mexico probably wouldn't appreciate a massive dead zone. Desalination probably is part of the solution in some places but definitely not a simple cure-all. The easiest thing to greatly reduce river usage would be to stop buying beef

[@stevelarsen2314]

It’s Utah not Utha

[@johnalver]

Thank the Lordt needa be

[@clay1528]

Arizona is mis-labeled New Mexico, which borders Arizona on the East. Needs correction.

[@vicvicking1990]

LasVegas is a shame

[@settings2268]

Ah yes, the state or UTHA

[@dominiquelaflamme7804]

Dude, you need to check your spelling! I thought it was just a few mistakes here and there at first, but it's like every single video.

[@MoviesSam]

This video is horrible. Utah spelled wrong, New Mexico where Arizona should be. When you start off with that - nothing else is believable.