Water Crisis in the Middle East

Home to twelve of the world's driest countries, the Middle East faces a growing water crisis threatening agriculture and regional security. How are governments responding, and what more needs to be done to mitigate the affects of water scarcity?

[estellaeve]

*Me trying to find my classmates in the comments*

[vixxer]

imagine watching this for fun and not because your teacher either made you watch it in class or for homework

[kendravaleriano]

please help give me a way on how we can stop the water crisis! I need to fill out a paper for world

[tylercooper]

me *vibes to the music while listening to devastation water scarcity in the middle east*
please dont cancel me i just thought it was pretty funny of the music choice

[dupersham]

Well guess what, my teacher did not assign this video. I'm here for a science fair project

[phouthone-thonesiharath.]

We have the solution: The Hydroloop System to distribute water by pipeline all across the world. It is possible to distribute gas and petroleum, but water is more important.

[sunnycriti]

It is too late for the Middle East in the short term

[aquiredtasteforfreeformjaz]

No one is watching for fun they're just doing it for school lol

[tysaforston]

I'm watch this on my phone cause Lightspeed Systems blocked YouTube.

[bridgettsharp]

Helpful for my 7th grade students. Thank you for this.

[afrsyr-honestbroker]

Syria iraq and Egypt have enough water if they.know how to use

Above all the US has to get the fuck out if people have to do their thing

[argus]

1:32 I see why you're doing there mentioning Israel.

[williv.]

Yeah, the dried land where it's not fertile soil, there's no coming back from desert terrain's even if science finds something like an solar panel that could shade out the sun beam's. It's in NASA's and other country's hand's for an fertile region meaning man would finally be able to Terraform this part of the planet and practically elsewhere too.