River Without Water
Week 20/52
In a new era of conditions dangerously affected by global warming, the world’s waters are rapidly running dry creating crisis for wild habitats and human civilization. impacting the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people, animals, farming, lives, electricity, and threatening with CO2 and methane release, exacerbating climate change.
World’s major rivers drying – One third are gone or going – Groundwater wells for 3 billion people are drying up
The world’s water resources are rapidly running dry creating a global crisis for every living being on the planet. 1 billion – nearly 1/6th of the world’s population – are already facing water shortages on a daily basis. In short, do not waste water in our daily life.
F/8, 1/100 sec, ISO – 100, Photoshop CS6
Posted on May 18, 2015, in Photography, Projects 52, Travel and tagged #photography, #project52, #river, #travel, #water. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
My rain and dishwashing rinse water go to my vegetable garden. My shower and laundry water to my succulents. This is at least my contribution (there are others) to the California drought. Praying for more rain.
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That’s great, some good effort to learn from you… Very creative… Pray to God for more rain.
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