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When Will The World Run Out of Water?

Season 6 Episode 13 | 11m 56s

For generations, we’ve been pumping water out of the ground assuming it would last forever. But, it’s running out. And a new study shows how global “peak water” could be just around the corner. In this episode, we’ll find out WHEN and WHERE peak water is expected to hit.

Aired: 08/13/25
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