Planting the Rain to Grow Abundance
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Academic
Rain is a free source of water which is in many countries ignored and unused. If rainwater was utilized in a better way, droughts could be avoided.
Brad Lancaster offers a different perspective on rainwater and talks about how to plant it, rather than drain it; resulting in the growth of vibrant irrigation-free oases throughout communities in drought years, which act as absorbent sponges solving flooding in wet years, and the regeneration of our neighborhoods and larger world in all years.
Source: TEDx Talks
Tags
Category: Academic
- Rainwater Harvesting
- Water Scarcity
- Environment
- Drought
- Water Management
- Water Resource Management
- Water Resources Management
- Rain Water Management
- Water Management
- Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)