Aviator Jared Moss: Flying for Environmental Research in Brazil's Waters

The Waters of Brazil project, starting in August, involves Moss flying an amphibious plane across Brazil to collect water samples and conduct aerial photography. The year-long study aims to assess water quality in Brazil's major rivers and lakes, providing crucial data for conservation. Moss will cover 100,000 kilometers, equivalent to two global trips. The project highlights the importance of water conservation as global consumption rises. Moss, a British adventurer, and his Kenyan wife Margie have lived in Brazil for over 20 years.

What is the importance of clean water as mentioned in the text?

How much distance will Moss fly during the project, and what does it equate to?