"Brave Blue Water: Racing to Solve Our Water Crisis".
Documentary available on Netflix that explores the global water crisis and the role that sustainable practices, technology, and the environment play in mitigating the issue. The film introduces the idea that the scarcity of clean water is becoming an increasingly pressing issue and that finding sustainable solutions is crucial. It does not delve into some of the other factors contributing to the water crisis, such as the intense animal farming and its impact on the environment, the film sheds light on the lack of access to clean water in countries such as Africa, the United States, Mexico, and India and the devastating impact it can have on local communities.
One of the key projects discussed in the film is L’Oréal’s effort to create a sustainable dry factory in Mexico that reuses 100% of its water. This is a marvelous project however raises important questions about the company’s overall impact on the environment, particularly regarding the quantity of plastic used in its own products…
The film also showcases a unique African project that saves the health of people using this unique home toilet service. After collection the company treats the feces and turns it into a substitute for charcoal, reducing the need for classic charcoal.
"If only 5% of the world population will recycle their water it will actually stop the growth of water uptake on this planet!"
In the Netherlands, the “Water Alliance” is working towards household water recycling and the role technology can play in reducing water usage. According to Sabine Stuiver, co-founder of Hydraloop systems, even a small shift towards water recycling can have a big impact on reducing the growth of water usage worldwide.
Narrated by Liam Neeson, the film ultimately raises the question of what individuals can do to be part of the solution and suggests that everyone can play their part by being mindful of their own water usage, researching new technologies, supporting companies that are leaders in sustainable water management, and pressuring their governments to take tangible action.
“Brave Blue Water: Racing to Solve Our Water Crisis” is a thought-provoking and eye-opening documentary that highlights the global water crisis and the role that sustainable practices, technology, and the environment play in mitigating the issue. The film shows the importance of reducing water usage and finding innovative solutions to this pressing issue.
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