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“We want to help break the cycle by keeping plastics in the economy [keeping jobs for recylers] and out of the ocean,” Karnak on @Dell's work leading to Next Wave to tackle reducing plastics in the supply chain. https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/water-wilson-50-years-water-conflict-and-cooperation … #WaterAtWilson #oceanplastics
Karnak from @Dell and next steps with Next Wave: "This supply chain gives us an affordable resource -- makes it commercially viable, provides jobs for recyclers, and provides a template for others." https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/water-wilson-50-years-water-conflict-and-cooperation … #WaterAtWilson #oceanplastics #BeatPlasticPollution
For more about the importance of plastics, oceans, health, and #citizenscience, check out @WilsonSTIP's "Tackling Microplastics on Our Own"https://www.wilsoncenter.org/article/tackling-microplastics-our-own …
“There is an infrastructure race and China is winning” -- Mike Sfraga, @TheWilsonCenter, with regard to China's approach to the Arctic. #WaterAtWilson
Watch: https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/water-wilson-50-years-water-conflict-and-cooperation …
Further reading:https://www.wilsoncenter.org/article/chinas-growing-arctic-presence …
Warner-Kramer, @StateDept: China is trying to develop its own fishery and subsidizes its own fisheries. But it has not ratified the Port State Measures Agreement. “We won’t be able to tackle [IUU] problems without their help.” #WaterAtWilson
Watch :https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/water-wilson-50-years-water-conflict-and-cooperation …
Pulwarty, @NOAA: "When there are disasters these days the first country to step up is China."
#WaterAtWilson
Watch :https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/water-wilson-50-years-water-conflict-and-cooperation …
Deirdre Warner-Kramer, @StateDept, responds to questions about international fishing practices: Iceland and a Denmark and Greenland have rebranded themselves- instead of being “small island developing states,” they are “large ocean nations” #WaterAtWilson
Discussion shifted to water recycling. @GoodmanSherri points out that Israel recycles over 80% of their water, and uses much of it for agriculture. China, e.g. https://www.newsecuritybeat.org/2018/11/recycled-water-solve-beijings-water-woes-implementation-falls-short-2/ …, is also recycling. “We don’t do nearly as much as we could [in the US]” #WaterAtWilson
“DoD has been concerned about water scarcity & water supply… for some time,” @GoodmanSherri notes. There is a growing need to make bases more resilient, in conjunction with surrounding communities. #WaterAtWilson
"I’ve been working on these issues for a very long time… and one thing that’s nice about these issues is that when it comes to international oceans and fisheries policies U.S. is very consistent." Warner-Kramer, @StateDept. Freedom of navigation, food, all remain important.
“China’s thirst ripples globally," says Jennifer Turner, Director of @wilsonCEF. 50% of China’s water is, by Chinese standards, not safe to drink so they are looking globally for solutions to this issue. https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/water-wilson-50-years-water-conflict-and-cooperation … #WaterAtWilson
Back in a few! If you are just tuning in, the livestream of our "Water @ Wilson: 50 Years of Water, Conflict, and Cooperation" can be found here: https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/water-wilson-50-years-water-conflict-and-cooperation …
Hashtag: #WaterAtWilson
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