In this conversation, Katheline Jean-Pierre interviews Will Sarni, General Partner at Water Foundry Ventures and the CEO of Water Foundry.

They discuss the value of water and the challenges of water scarcity. He highlights the importance of water conservation and the role of technology in addressing water scarcity. Will emphasizes the need for individuals and corporations to take action and change their behaviors to reduce water demand. He also discusses the concept of personhood for water bodies and the spiritual dimension of water. Will encourages public policy changes and highlights the positive actions of corporations in the water sector. In this conversation, Katheline discusses the importance of corporate engagement in addressing water scarcity and other environmental challenges. She emphasizes the need for companies to be proactive in finding solutions and engaging with communities. The conversation also highlights the top three actions individuals can take to help with water scarcity: getting engaged, increasing awareness, and reaching out to relevant organizations. The importance of nature connection and the role of children's books in simplifying climate topics are also discussed. The conversation concludes with a focus on the power of connections and collaboration in driving positive change and making climate action accessible to all.Takeaways

• Water is valuable well beyond the price we pay for it, and its value should be recognized and protected.
• Water scarcity can be addressed through water conservation, technology innovation, and changes in individual and corporate behaviors.
• Public policy changes are necessary to promote water conservation and incentivize technology adoption.
• Water has a spiritual dimension and is deeply connected to humanity, making it a unique and important resource. Companies should strive to be viewed as important members of the community and actively contribute to addressing water scarcity and other environmental challenges.
• Individuals can take action by getting engaged, increasing their awareness of climate and water issues, and reaching out to relevant organizations.
• Spending time in nature is essential for reconnecting with the environment and understanding our place in it.
• Children's books can be a valuable tool for simplifying complex climate topics and educating people of all ages.
• Collaboration and connections with like-minded individuals can lead to impactful solutions and positive change.
• Making climate action simple and accessible is crucial to empower individuals to take meaningful steps towards sustainability.