• Ep. 33 Photographic Story Teller Noam Bedein Advocates Dead Sea Revival

  • Feb 21 2019
  • Length: 39 mins
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Ep. 33 Photographic Story Teller Noam Bedein Advocates Dead Sea Revival

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    Beginning in April 2016, environmental visual arts activist Noam Bedein began documenting the treasures of the Dead Sea, gathering evidence of new dramatic geological phenomena and measuring the constant and rapid receding water level.

    Scientists are warning that if something is not done immediately, all that will remain of the Dead Sea will be a small pool of salt water.

    His mission is to share the incredible beauty of this World Heritage Site using many forms of visual arts; such as a photo exhibition display and virtual reality  demonstration, all for sounding the alarm of its imminent disappearance. Since founding Dead Sea Revival Project he has been recognized by National Geographic and CNN/VR.

    Links mentioned
    • Dead Sea rapid receding water level
    • Dead Sea Revival Project
    • Noam Bedein on Instagram
    • National Geographic and CNN/VR.

    Follow #RestoreHistoricalFlow

    Guest Contact Info Noam Bedein
    • Dead Sea Revival Project
    • Noam Bedein on Instagram
    • noam@deadsearevival.org
    Purchase the podcast’s namesake Eco Music album "Let’s Talk About The Weather" on iTunes or Bandcamp.
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