Overusing resources

The video discusses the limited availability of Earth's drinkable water, highlighting that only 1% is accessible for consumption. It emphasizes the uneven distribution of water resources globally, with countries like Canada having abundant supplies, while regions like North Africa and the Middle East face scarcity. The video also covers other natural resources, such as oil and gas, primarily found in the Middle East, and phosphorus, mainly sourced from Morocco, which is crucial for fertilizers. It stresses the importance of managing these resources wisely to ensure sustainability and meet the needs of a growing population.

What percentage of the Earth's water is drinkable freshwater?

Why is drinking water not evenly distributed around the world?

What natural resources are mainly found in the Middle East?

What is the significance of phosphorus in agriculture?

How can we manage our natural resources sensibly?