Today, more than two billion people experience high water stress, and around four billion people experience water stress at least one month of the year. Due to climate change, more floods and severe droughts will take place. Higher temperatures and more extreme, less predictable weather conditions will affect the availability and distribution of rainfall, snowmelt, river flows, groundwater, and further, deteriorate water quality. Air pollution keeps increasing worldwide, especially in the northern hemisphere, where greenhouse gas concentrations are higher compared to the southern hemisphere. Harmful air pollutants such as CO2, NO2, and SO2 causes acid rain and have adverse health effects if consumed.
We invest 100% of our net profits into the Rain Chase Fund to help end the Global Water Crisis. This fund provides healthy drinking water to communities with inadequate availability, accessibility and supply of drinking water. We also use the resources of this fund to set up rain harvesting systems in areas where people experience water scarcity.
