Burnt Island Ventures’ Post

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But I do think water is making inroads even now. I think people are starting to understand it. I think at the international level, although it's a teeny bright spot, we're finally seeing folks in the the UN process for the cops, the conventions of the parties, and the UN water conference finally realized that water is important to climate. It's both the bleeding edge of where climate adaptation hits, whether in floods or sea level rise or droughts, but it's also part of the answer in terms of managing. Water more intelligently and you can't get to your clean energy goals without dealing with water and you're not going to get to take it all from every fish and every person that's in your way to feeding your data center, etcetera. So I think water is right on the cusp of making a difference. And I do think that part of the AI and the technical revolution and innovations are going to make data and information about water particularly precious, both the policymakers and the businesses. So I think there's an opportunity there.