Impact of Climate Change on Morocco's Public Baths
Morocco's public baths, known as hammams, are facing closures due to water shortages caused by climate change and drought. The closures have sparked debate over water rationing and inequality in water usage.
Key Points
- Morocco's public baths, hammams, are being forced to close three days a week due to water shortages caused by climate change and drought
- The closures have led to debates over the fairness of water rationing, with some criticizing the government's choice of exempting certain sectors like spas
- The closures have affected around 200,000 people employed in the hammam sector and raised concerns about income inequality and wealth distribution
Pros
- Raising awareness of water scarcity and the impact of climate change
- Forcing discussions on rationing and inequality in water usage
Cons
- Negative impact on businesses and employees in the hammam sector
- Discontent among regular customers and workers