Water, Data, and the Global Crisis We Ignore
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Water, Data, and the Global Crisis We Ignore
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In this episode, we shift focus from headlines to riverlines—exploring the politics, economics, and science of the world’s most undervalued resource: WATER. I am joined by Robin Singh from TU Dresden, a hydroscience researcher specializing in mathematical flood risk prediction, to unpack how rising water stress, floods, and failing infrastructure are reshaping the world.
From urban water wars and megadroughts to climate injustice and global inaction, we discuss how a warming planet is rewriting the rules of survival—and how geopolitics, inequality, and misplaced priorities make everything worse.
This isn't just a climate conversation. It's about data, denial, and decision-making in an era when even water can become a weapon.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit imdkumar.substack.com
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