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Project Greenland stewards 140 trillion liters super premium freshwater.
The Problem
Melting At Record Speed
Greenland, the world’s largest island, holds 10% of earth’s freshwater resources in glacier form. The glaciers are melting at record speed – over 530 trillion liters melted into the sea in 2019 alone - Greenland’s glacier melt is now the #1 contributor to sea level rise.
10% of Earth's Freshwater Resources
#1 Contributor to sea level rise
532 Trillion Liters of Greenland glacier melt was lost in 2019
Global Freshwater Demand Will Outstrip Supply by 40% by 2030
2.4 billion people currently live in freshwater stressed areas and that number is growing daily. Africa, the Middle East, the South Western United States – to name a few - are experiencing unprecedented freshwater stress with no end in sight due to population increases and the effects of climate change.
2.4 Billion People projected to live in freshwater-stressed areas by 2030
2,391,354,352+
Current World Population Living in Freshwater Stressed Areas
Scarcity
MENA Needs More Water
Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is the most freshwater-scarce region in the world
6.3% of the global population
Only 1.4% of the world's freshwater
There simply isn’t enough freshwater in these regions to support the demands for sustainable human and commercial consumption
Solution
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