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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2024 · 43 MIN

On Water: A Natural Perspective!

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In this talk, the speaker will trace humanity's bond with water, from historical ties to future implications. Despite water's perceived abundance, most is inaccessible in oceans. Addressing these challenges intertwines with key sustainability objectives. In an era marked by climate change, how do we address water issues? The discussion will emphasize the vital role of the environment we aim to protect: Nature. Speakers Saeed Alhassan, Professor of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Khalifa University; Founder of Manhat

In this talk, the speaker will trace humanity's bond with water, from historical ties to future implications. Despite water's perceived abundance, most is inaccessible in oceans. Addressing these challenges intertwines with key sustainability objectives. In an era marked by climate change, how do we address water issues? The discussion will emphasize the vital role of the environment we aim to protect: Nature. Speakers Saeed Alhassan, Professor of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Khalifa University; Founder of Manhat

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