by Prof. Steve Hawke is a goldbug but what he says about the Trump administration is interesting - that they are all businessmen and haven't got a clue about international economics.He also says that the U.S. deficit is not really a big problem. In the last part he talks about the global water shortage problem. Many countries have greatly increasing populations putting stress on the water supply. He cites London as a city with a huge problem. London has had a massive influx of immigrants over the years - why were politicians so short sited? My local town council doesn't know where to build any more houses, so they are knocking down good houses and building flats in their place. The flats have no gardens, just parking spaces. If the population growth is exponential then most of the houses
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He also says that the U.S. deficit is not really a big problem.
In the last part he talks about the global water shortage problem. Many countries have greatly increasing populations putting stress on the water supply. He cites London as a city with a huge problem. London has had a massive influx of immigrants over the years - why were politicians so short sited?
My local town council doesn't know where to build any more houses, so they are knocking down good houses and building flats in their place. The flats have no gardens, just parking spaces. If the population growth is exponential then most of the houses will eventually become flats. In the cities the gardens still allowed the wildlife to flourish, but that could all be gone one day. And more concrete and less gardens means a bigger floor risk.