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Jay K

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"With water scarcity predicted to be one of the most pressing issues of our time. some even say it could be the reason for a third world war" The need for solutions is critical. Cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, and others across the globe are already facing severe water shortages. Given this, what innovative ideas could a startup come up with to help address this crisis while also creating a sustainable revenue model? What kinds of solutions could we explore to make water management efficient, accessible, and even profitable?"

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Ĺòñèwolf

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how about desalination water plants in every coastal area? and exportig the pure water in different states through these plants

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Anonymous 2

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Agriculture uses a huge percentage of freshwater. If a startup could help farmers switch to less water-intensive methods or create tech for efficient irrigation, it would make a massive impact.

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Anonymous 1

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Hear me out: using blockchain to track and manage water rights could ensure transparency and prevent misuse. It’s a niche market, but there's potential if done right.

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