The theatre may be free 5.2 Show “Global Water A show addressing the World Water Resources seating or with fixed seats Shortage” global water shortage The theme will provide preferably for up to a class size issues, water crisis, visitors with factual 「全球水短缺」影片 of 40 with also seats for water-using habits, water information on the water disables. pollution and water crisis that has been One of the seats near the sustainability occurring worldwide and centre should also be serving how different states deal as a fulldome controller seat. with the issue. Through answering questions like Monitors should be provided "how much water you outside the theatre at both the need?" as compared to entrance and the exit to display "how much water you the schedule of shows and the use", visitors would be led next show time. to review their own water-using habits. Water pollution will also form another focus on this theme. Visitors will appreciate how scarce water resources are becoming as a result of water pollution and what they can do to help sustain water resources. They will be prompted to think whether HK’s reliance on the Dongjiang water supply is sustainable. Effect of climate change on water resources will also be another area of focus. Through this theme, visitors can appreciate the need of getting prepared for the worst.
The theatre may be free seating or with fixed seats preferably for up to a class size of 40 with also seats for disables. One of the seats near the centre should also be serving as a fulldome controller seat. Monitors should be provided outside the theatre at both the entrance and the exit to display the schedule of shows and the next show time. 5.2 Show “Global Water Shortage” 「全球水短缺」影片 A show addressing the global water shortage issues, water crisis, water-using habits, water pollution and water sustainability World Water Resources The theme will provide visitors with factual information on the water crisis that has been occurring worldwide and how different states deal with the issue. Through answering questions like "how much water you need?" as compared to "how much water you use", visitors would be led to review their own water-using habits. Water pollution will also form another focus on this theme. Visitors will appreciate how scarce water resources are becoming as a result of water pollution and what they can do to help sustain water resources. They will be prompted to think whether HK’s reliance on the Dongjiang water supply is sustainable. Effect of climate change on water resources will also be another area of focus. Through this theme, visitors can appreciate the need of getting prepared for the worst.
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