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How to Kill One Million Fish and Make a Marvelous Profit Over It

How to Kill One Million Fish and Make a Marvelous Profit Over It

14min |03/12/2021
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(don't) Waste Water! | Water Tech to Solve the World

How to Kill One Million Fish and Make a Marvelous Profit Over It

How to Kill One Million Fish and Make a Marvelous Profit Over It

14min |03/12/2021
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I guess you've seen these fish death events happening in Australia at least once in the news. Hundred Thousand, Millions of dead fish!


But why did it happen? Probably not for the reason you'd spontaneously think.


For sure, droughts and irrigation don't help, but those are symptoms over a root cause: the inception of water trading in the 1980s.


What's the link? Well the Australian regulators, that designed the Water Trading Market didn't think of a vital concept: Low-Flow. And they didn't believe, that building a paradise market for financial arbitrage would turn thus bad...


Let's dive into this terrible Water Story! 


Wanna join the conversation? Come tell me on LinkedIn!


***

➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn! 

➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/

➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/wAj7lUy0ILA


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • One Million Dead Fish

    00:00

  • Introducing: the Murray River (Australia)

    00:30

  • Irrigation in Australia

    01:41

  • A liberal boom in the 1980s

    02:33

  • The early days of Water Trading

    03:37

  • How the Millennium Drought turned the tables

    03:51

  • Foreign players in the Water Trading Market

    04:45

  • The US Cousin: how Water is Traded on Wall Street

    06:02

  • Deregulating Water Trading in Australia

    06:43

  • Reshaping the Murray-Darling River

    08:16

  • The concept of Low-Flow...

    09:29

  • ... the Australian regulators forgot!

    10:54

  • A typical Horror-Movie plot?

    12:07

  • Conclusion

    12:23

Description

I guess you've seen these fish death events happening in Australia at least once in the news. Hundred Thousand, Millions of dead fish!


But why did it happen? Probably not for the reason you'd spontaneously think.


For sure, droughts and irrigation don't help, but those are symptoms over a root cause: the inception of water trading in the 1980s.


What's the link? Well the Australian regulators, that designed the Water Trading Market didn't think of a vital concept: Low-Flow. And they didn't believe, that building a paradise market for financial arbitrage would turn thus bad...


Let's dive into this terrible Water Story! 


Wanna join the conversation? Come tell me on LinkedIn!


***

➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn! 

➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/

➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/wAj7lUy0ILA


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • One Million Dead Fish

    00:00

  • Introducing: the Murray River (Australia)

    00:30

  • Irrigation in Australia

    01:41

  • A liberal boom in the 1980s

    02:33

  • The early days of Water Trading

    03:37

  • How the Millennium Drought turned the tables

    03:51

  • Foreign players in the Water Trading Market

    04:45

  • The US Cousin: how Water is Traded on Wall Street

    06:02

  • Deregulating Water Trading in Australia

    06:43

  • Reshaping the Murray-Darling River

    08:16

  • The concept of Low-Flow...

    09:29

  • ... the Australian regulators forgot!

    10:54

  • A typical Horror-Movie plot?

    12:07

  • Conclusion

    12:23

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Description

I guess you've seen these fish death events happening in Australia at least once in the news. Hundred Thousand, Millions of dead fish!


But why did it happen? Probably not for the reason you'd spontaneously think.


For sure, droughts and irrigation don't help, but those are symptoms over a root cause: the inception of water trading in the 1980s.


What's the link? Well the Australian regulators, that designed the Water Trading Market didn't think of a vital concept: Low-Flow. And they didn't believe, that building a paradise market for financial arbitrage would turn thus bad...


Let's dive into this terrible Water Story! 


Wanna join the conversation? Come tell me on LinkedIn!


***

➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn! 

➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/

➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/wAj7lUy0ILA


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • One Million Dead Fish

    00:00

  • Introducing: the Murray River (Australia)

    00:30

  • Irrigation in Australia

    01:41

  • A liberal boom in the 1980s

    02:33

  • The early days of Water Trading

    03:37

  • How the Millennium Drought turned the tables

    03:51

  • Foreign players in the Water Trading Market

    04:45

  • The US Cousin: how Water is Traded on Wall Street

    06:02

  • Deregulating Water Trading in Australia

    06:43

  • Reshaping the Murray-Darling River

    08:16

  • The concept of Low-Flow...

    09:29

  • ... the Australian regulators forgot!

    10:54

  • A typical Horror-Movie plot?

    12:07

  • Conclusion

    12:23

Description

I guess you've seen these fish death events happening in Australia at least once in the news. Hundred Thousand, Millions of dead fish!


But why did it happen? Probably not for the reason you'd spontaneously think.


For sure, droughts and irrigation don't help, but those are symptoms over a root cause: the inception of water trading in the 1980s.


What's the link? Well the Australian regulators, that designed the Water Trading Market didn't think of a vital concept: Low-Flow. And they didn't believe, that building a paradise market for financial arbitrage would turn thus bad...


Let's dive into this terrible Water Story! 


Wanna join the conversation? Come tell me on LinkedIn!


***

➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn! 

➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/

➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/wAj7lUy0ILA


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • One Million Dead Fish

    00:00

  • Introducing: the Murray River (Australia)

    00:30

  • Irrigation in Australia

    01:41

  • A liberal boom in the 1980s

    02:33

  • The early days of Water Trading

    03:37

  • How the Millennium Drought turned the tables

    03:51

  • Foreign players in the Water Trading Market

    04:45

  • The US Cousin: how Water is Traded on Wall Street

    06:02

  • Deregulating Water Trading in Australia

    06:43

  • Reshaping the Murray-Darling River

    08:16

  • The concept of Low-Flow...

    09:29

  • ... the Australian regulators forgot!

    10:54

  • A typical Horror-Movie plot?

    12:07

  • Conclusion

    12:23

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