Water, Water Everywhere But is it Healthy to Drink?

In the not-so-far distant past our planet contained free, unlimited and unadulterated water to sustain all carbon-based life forms. Presently that is no longer true. So why are humans destroying their own biosphere – and practically everything else in it?

The strangest liquid: Why water is so weird

Yet despite water's overwhelming importance to life, no single theory had been able to satisfactorily explain its mysterious properties - until now.

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World Water Day

Although we live on a water-covered planet, only 1% of the world's water is available for human use, the rest locked away in oceans, ice, and the atmosphere.

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The Maya believed natural wells, such as the Xkeken cenote in Mexico's Yucatan, led to the underworld. (John Stanmeyer, VII, © National Geographic)

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Amazing interview with Daniel Vitalis about water

This is one of the most fascinating interviews you'll ever hear about water, wild foods and cutting-edge health concepts.

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Water is something we have to seriously think about in this day and age, only 1% of all water on our planet is available to us, the rest is underground (hidden) or frozen.

Hopefully a reliable and cost-effective desalination method will come along before too long. Once we can make the ocean drinkable, everything will be fine.

Too bad for all the stuff that lives there though.