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"Yes, and what happens when 1 area does not have available water, another does, and the area with water does not want to share?" That is a real problem - and s
by rsync 7y ago
"Yes, and what happens when 1 area does not have available water, another does, and the area with water does not want to share?"
That is a real problem - and should be addressed - but the physics and economics dictate that the sharing need be relatively local.
So I would agree that it is a governance issue, but it is not going to be a global governance issue.
- munk-a 7y agoIt is a global governance issue since, much like your relative who's house was wrecked in a hurricane, the rest of the world will need to pick up the pieces when water availability collapses. I'm not against that sharing personally, but we as a world need to all get together and ensure global stability because otherwise a problem like this will be like falling dominoes where the additional water burden will spread and exacerbate the issue.
- nateburke 7y agoWhen the people without water get up and move, from one country to another, it will become a global governance issue.