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.
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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.
The Mediterranean sea is where Europe, Asia, and Africa all meet.
Throughout the ages, empires ruled over its entire coastline, and people used it to transfer goods, for recreation purposes, or to harvest its many food items.
Today along its shores there are more than 20 countries. No longer a single empire - but rather a Mosaic of People, as was described by Waterline’s guest in this episode.
Konstantina Toli, a Senior Programme Officer at Global Water Partnership - Mediterranean, points out the great challenges that are presented as our world is changing - namely climate change and the refugee's crisis.
For example, in the past 5 years, nearly 2,000,000 human beings risked their lives in search of a better life and used the treacherous Mediterranean route.
The result - the stresses on water supplies in the region which were already quite significant, are constantly on the rise.
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.
