By the year 2051, the world's population will have hit a staggering total of 9.8 billion. Mankind's resources will be unable to cope with the demands. Clean water will be hard to source. Food supplies are projected to be even tougher to maintain. Space shortages will give rise to housing problems. For many, the world will not end in a bang – rather, it will wither away slowly, as its inhabitants are starved and left without the basics needed for life.
In Hydrophobia's grim future – which, it should be noted, is frighteningly close to select scientific projections – five self-proclaimed founding fathers think they've got the answer.
