How Germany's Coal Phase-Out Risks Drying Out Berlin

The video discusses Berlin's historical water self-sufficiency, largely due to coal mining, which provided groundwater to the Spray River. With Germany moving away from coal, Berlin faces significant water shortages, especially during hot days. The video highlights the challenges of reduced water supply, the need for improved sewage treatment, and the financial investments required for water infrastructure. It also addresses the high water demand from facilities like the Tesla factory and explores potential solutions, such as legal changes to retain water locally.

What financial implications does the water shortage have for Berlin Waterworks?

What impact does the Tesla factory have on Berlin's water resources?