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LORDS OF WATER – Knowledge Network Film

Editor February 13, 2021June 25, 20251 min0
Vancouver Island Waterfall

EXPIRES – March 11th, 2021

A real monopoly of water has begun. Since only one percent of the water on earth is freshwater in the liquid state, what happens when "blue gold" becomes the new El Dorado of investors of the 21st century?

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