A desert goes green | Global Ideas

[@Mollygaga42]

The whole world has to think this way,it would be so much better.

[@josebenitez3732]

Very happy to see the water retention projects, but the huge solar project is of that pilosophy that bigger is better. Smaller projects at each village in my view would be the way to go. Solar hot water, photovoltaics, grey water mangement, swales on contour and uplands water retention would be my direction.

[@weRbananas]

+Jose Benitez i agree. also i think that the giant solar facility would lose a lot of energy traveling to distant villages.

[@josebenitez3732]

Absolutely, you must be reffering to voltage drops. Also by creating these smaller systems at the villages and training the locals you would be empowering them to take care of their systems. Who knows, there maybe a genius hidden in the crowd who may just create something even better.

[@weRbananas]

very true.energy made at homr may or may not be cheaper than buying from the larger company also

[@mellamoesroy]

Well said Jose!! ;-)

[@Barskor1]

@@weRbananas It also burns to death local bird and insect populations.

[@alanroddis126]

Just come across a very interesting plant called Vetiver grass, it will grow in hot climates and could in my opinion grow in deserts. There's quite a few video's on KZbin about it. With it's deep rooting system and tolerance of heat I think it's worth trying,

[@monkeymanwasd1239]

Its often cheaper to use the native grasses plants shrubs and trees

[@ewanfuller8039]

They should compost their own waste using vermicomposting to increase the humus level in soil

[@LureThosePixels]

Ewan Fuller I thought you had to add chickpeas for that

[@taifshams]

@Ryan Plethra Hi Sir, Do you any easy process that could help convert salt water to drinking or water with high iron content to drinking water?

[@kotk05]

after they harvest mussels, hope they have a way helping nature grow more

[@jeffpittman8725]

The problem is not climate change, it's education and cultural adjustment. Increasing population in a desert is always problematic.

[@terrywereb7639]

Nice information, but "old." It would be nice if these types of videos had up to date follow ups.

[@yellowbird5411]

It seems that camel dung from the herds going through would be invaluable as a fertilizer for the trees they are munching and other plants that are being grown. But it's not just the eating of the trees. Constant trampling of areas prevent new plants from coming up. This problem has been dealt with in many countries, which have taught herders how to corral the animals and restrict the amount of time and places they can free range. It is a major piece of the reforesting effort.

[@monkeymanwasd1239]

Look up Allan savory bro

[@threefacedpilgrim24]

Basically what Morocco needs is MASSIVE INDUSTRIAL DEHUMIDIFIERS installed on the coasts or anywhere with humid temperature. Advanced dehumidifiers on large scale extract a lot of water from air, use good and massive purifiers and you can get hundreds of thousands and or millions of liters of clear drinkable water from air which may be used for drinking or irrigation or anything pretty much. Imagine getting a million liters of water from thin air in 24 hours, amazing isn't it? If you pay more for even bigger projects you get even more water. No more tapping ground water or desalinization process. You do need electricity to run massive dehumidifier plants ..which may come from wind or solar or ..any source. Water will never be a problem again : )

[@imoneixusa9742]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXqZo3mOr66Jj5I

[@joyridesham]

Permaculture and zai methods to harvestplantationand stop desertification, fruit tree plantation.

[@monkeymanwasd1239]

Nah man permaculture, Allan savory, early retirement extreme and the wim hof method I favor chinampas and super dense plantings myself but simply putting dents in the ground is often enough to make a difference

[@DeSwiss]

Excellent!

[@morshedkamal9542]

The information Don't match with the title, i meant to say there is no information about how they are making it work.

[@mitooquerer]

My very same thought

[@Gustav4]

They just need some Allan Savory methods on that land.

[@hariparajuli]

2002 review of the Charter Trials concluded that the Savory grazing method "failed to produce the marked improvement in grass cover claimed from its application." The study's authors found "no definite evidence in the African studies that short-duration grazing . . . will accelerate plant succession." The re-greening from cattle didn't happen. SOURCE: www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2017-2-march-april/feature/allan-savory-says-more-cows-land-will-reverse-climate-change

[@CHMichael]

Did they build the solar farm?

[@synalag]

Sur ces terres désertiques, desséchées, caillouteuses, sablonneuses, il faudrait une bonne couche d’amendement organique; Le type d’amendement qu'apporte les troupeaux de bovins, chevaux .. Tout en faisant attention à ce que ces amendements ne polluent pas les nappes phréatiques, bien entendu. L'électricité solaire est une très bonne solution..

[@massoud999]

Chapeau formidable!

[@dwnews]

massoud999, please use the language of the channel, thank you. - ws

[@tycute21]

Plan more trees Take shower and use less water please

[@alakbar2106]

Is it haram or halam pls tell me

[@konehoBolanon]

Just started my channel... Pasipa nmn sa house ko... Surely ganoon din gawin ko sa iniyo... Salamat.!

[@lol-cu3lh]

Commento scritto prego

[@tysonminlo4938]

so much oil money and still so many poor

[@mauriceupton1474]

As soon as they start talking climate change, I switch off, no such thing.

In this documentary, they speak of climate change as if it's something new and hasn't been happening all along. This is rubbish.

[@---iv5gj]

yea, just like people catching diseases and dying, it's natural and always had been, we shouldn't try to fix it by trying to cure diseases and expand people's lifespans. This is rubbish.

[@stebarg]

What a joke

[@wangtie9602]

FREE ENERGY IS INVENTED, WHY NOT MAKE FULL USE OF THIS TECNOLOGY? SEEK EXPERT HELP .

[@brooksanderson2599]

wang tie I don't question your sincerity but, "free energy" is not possible. It violates a fundamental thermodynamic law. There are many examples on KZbin "posted" by fakers. If it was real, at least some people, and countries, would have implimented it. Please ask a qualified electrical engineer whom you know and trust about "free energy."

[@wangtie9602]

THEY LOOK SO REAL. WE ARE ORDINARY PEOPLE AND CANNOT AFFORD EXPENSIVE ELECTRIC BILLS.

[@brooksanderson2599]

Yes. I know that some of these "inventions" do look real. However, they usally have a small battery hidden somewhere. I don't understand why anybody would want to mislead people who often desperatly need some source of energy like that, But, with millions of people entering the Internet daily you eventually find a few who like to lie. As I said, get a teacher or engineer whom you know and trust to tell you why it is not possible. Don't take my word as being true. Sorry.

[@wangtie9602]

SOMETIMES PEOPLE LIE TO BECOME FAMOUS . THEIR PRIDE MAKES THEM LIE.TOO BAD.