Speaker 1: There's a scientific magazine out there called Nature Climate Change,
Speaker 1: and they just published a new study about sand. Now,
Speaker 1: the scientists had conducted this highly scientific, very scholarly study
Speaker 1: tell us that by the year twenty one, almost half
Speaker 1: of the sandy beaches in the world could be gone.
Speaker 1: They might be gone, they maybe will be gone, maybe
Speaker 1: due to climate change. These studies lead author, guy named
Speaker 1: Macallis vous Ducas says it's likely that half the world's
Speaker 1: beaches will be lost. Of course, minorities will be hardest hit.
Speaker 1: West African nations could lose sixty percent of their beaches. Now,
Speaker 1: those of you who live in the world's beaches have
Speaker 1: eighty years to do something. You should start now immediately
Speaker 1: while you still can. You you should beg in stockpiling sand.
Speaker 1: Start putting sand in your storage lockers today. If you
Speaker 1: start saving your beach sand right this minute, in eighty years,
Speaker 1: you'll be in great shape. Your beach front neighbors will
Speaker 1: have no beach, but you sand savers will still be
Speaker 1: able to enjoy your beachfront property. You might be lucky
Speaker 1: and eighty years it could turn out that you're part
Speaker 1: of the fifty percent of beach owners who sand will
Speaker 1: not be affected by climate change, and then you can
Speaker 1: sell the sand that you've saved for a huge profit.
Speaker 1: Either way, it's a win win. Become a sand prepper,
Speaker 1: there's no downside. And think of the turtles that you
Speaker 1: can attract to your property if you're the only one
Speaker 1: that has any sand left. H