This podcast was created to communicate the many facets of water – technology, development, and sustainability – to educate and spread awareness about the most important natural resource that we cannot afford to lose in the midst of a growing global water crisis. Our episodes set out to explore economic, political, social, behavioral, technological, and environmental aspects and challenges which the topic of water bears.
To get in touch & follow podcast updates: Facebook @waterlinepodcast or find me on Twitter @IdanC79
This podcast is hosted by Idan Cohen & produced by PI Media for Israel NewTech.
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This podcast was created to communicate the many facets of water – technology, development, and sustainability – to educate and spread awareness about the most important natural resource that we cannot afford to lose in the midst of a growing global water crisis. Our episodes set out to explore economic, political, social, behavioral, technological, and environmental aspects and challenges which the topic of water bears.
To get in touch & follow podcast updates: Facebook @waterlinepodcast or find me on Twitter @IdanC79
This podcast is hosted by Idan Cohen & produced by PI Media for Israel NewTech.
In this second part of our tale of dams, we will hear what happens once things go horribly wrong.
Throughout history, faulty dams have created man-made disasters costing lives and the earth.
We will be hearing about one disaster in particular - The Mariana Dam Disaster - that happened in Brazil in 2015.
We will also revisit the town of Gatun, the dam that was built there and the lake that made the Panama Canal, with a somber look on the life of ordinary people there.
Waterline
This podcast was created to communicate the many facets of water – technology, development, and sustainability – to educate and spread awareness about the most important natural resource that we cannot afford to lose in the midst of a growing global water crisis. Our episodes set out to explore economic, political, social, behavioral, technological, and environmental aspects and challenges which the topic of water bears.
To get in touch & follow podcast updates: Facebook @waterlinepodcast or find me on Twitter @IdanC79
This podcast is hosted by Idan Cohen & produced by PI Media for Israel NewTech.
