Invest in a desalination plant?

>>1371524
look for dat china companies that own land/wells in africa or just see who copies Nestle

>>1371524
There's various companies in shit-ass Africa drilling right now, I'd suggest doing some research.
Of course, this would be a substantially long-term investment.

>>1371524
By inventing a cheap and good water purification system. Water is never going to become a commodity, but clean water is going to.

>>1371524

YORW

according to Michael Burry I:
1. Purchase water rights
2. Invest in water-rich farmland
3. Invest in water utilities, infrastructure, and equipment.

bit really how do I do?

>>1371540
/this

>>1371524
bottles in a safe

>>1371683

so invest in water filters? I use one when I go backpacking/hunting and they are fucking great!

>>1371752
Keep on mind that he doesn't need to get rich any more and could be investing for his children and grandchildren

>>1371524
There are water ETFs. They are easy to find via search.