Een beter Klimaatakkoord! Groasis Treesolution: Nederland kan in 2035 voor 100% CO2 neutraal zijn!

For an English version of this video - see • The Groasis Treesoluti...
Een beter Klimaatakkoord! Groasis Treesolution met de Waterboxx: Nederland kan al in 2035 voor 100 procent CO2 neutraal zijn - voor minder dan de helft van de kosten. Gedegradeerd land herbebossen en 11 Duurzame Ontwikkelingsdoelen aanpakken.
Groasis is in 2003 begonnen met het ontwikkelen van een technologie waarmee wereldwijd bomen, struiken, en groente geplant kunnen worden - zelfs in gebieden die lijden onder droogte! Dat is inmiddels al in 56 landen gebeurd. Onze intelligente emmers (de herbruikbare Waterboxx en de biodegradable Growboxx) helpen bomen, struiken, en groenten te planten tegen 90% lagere kosten, met 90% minder water verbruik, en behalen evengoed een overlevingsresultaat van 90% (ons unieke Triple Ninety Benefit).
Tijdens Duurzame Dinsdag, op 5 september 2023, hield onze CEO Wout Hoff deze pitch waarin hij betoogde dat de Nederlandse overheid een veel effectievere, snellere, en goedkopere oplossing moet inzetten als onderdeel van het Klimaatakkoord. Door gedegradeerd land ter grootte van 2.5x Nederland weer te herstellen met de technologie van Groasis (de Treesolution), kan Nederland al in 2035 voor 100 procent CO2 neutraal zijn - voor minder dan de helft van de kosten! Tegelijkertijd helpt Nederland miljoenen families en pakken we 11 Duurzame Ontwikkelingsdoelen (UN SDGs) aan.
Groasis heeft vervolgens de Duurzame Dinsdag Award ontvangen - waar we heel trots op zijn.
Bekijk deze video om zijn pitch te zien, en meer te leren over de Treesolution als onderdeel van het Nederlandse klimaatakkoord. We kunnen niet enkel onze huidige emissies neutraliseren, maar ook onze historische uitstoot uit de atmosfeer verwijderen - en zo klimaatverandering tegengaan.
Wil je graag meer weten over de Waterboxx plant cocoon? Bezoek dan www.groasis.com!
Wil je graag de Waterboxx plant cocoon zelf uitproberen? Bestel ze dan via onze webshop op www.waterboxx.com.
Wil je het boekje de Treesolution lezen? Download het gratis op www.thetreesolution.com

[@sunitadwarka347]

Respected sir, All products keeps improving, you also improve it, In dessert every plants have spike to trap atmospheric water during night hours. You also add spike , as much as possible and observe. Second make recycle plastic leaf like palm leaf and observe how much water is getting collected. You can use natural spike branches or palm leaves to reduce cost. You make design in such a way, so that people can intagale the branches easily. Main design will remain same. If ever people are not able to purchase your pot, they can use stones at bottom of trees, from the gap water will enter. Water will remain trapped beneath stone. Please redigne your pot. You have done very wonderful job. I appreciate it. Jay shree ram.

[@Groasis]

dear @sunitadwarka347 - you can easily buy our products at www.waterboxx.com (choose your language at the very bottom of the page) and we ship 3, 5 and 10 packs worldwide. Larger quantities available as well - at much lower costs, obviously. The Waterboxx has now proven itself in 56 countries and delivers strong results everywhere. Our customers report a 90% survival rate - even when planting in deserts. Studies also show that 90% or more water is saved - as costly drip irrigation is no longer required.

[@pinkelephants1421]

Obviously this video is primarily targeted at the Netherlands. But it would be great if an English language version was uploaded onto KZbin, complete with the background information also being made available in English. I really think that it might help to reach a far wider audience using this approach and as such, boost Groasis as a company.

[@Thorcat001]

Well the ceo passed away and I am just happy they are uploading again.

[@pinkelephants1421]

@@Thorcat001 Yes, I remember that. Very sad that Wout's father died.

[@Groasis]

@@pinkelephants1421and @Thorcat001 thank you for your kind words. I'm working on an English version - will be online in a few days :) The concept is relevant for all countries (and companies) in the world. The technology invented by my late father makes it possible to plant trees on degraded land - without water-wasting irrigation. It's cheap - and planting trees brings enormous benefits to the local population. Our pitch for the Netherlands (which won us the Duurzame Dinsdag award!) is that we can make the whole country carbon neutral in 15 years - at less than half the cost of the current measures that the government is implementing (this include CCS / carbon capture & storage which is estimated at approx EUR 80/mt of CO2 and the Dutch government suggests we've got space / they are keen to store 1600 million metric tonnes - first project of 37 million metric tonnes, Porthos, has just been approved).

[@pinkelephants1421]

@@Groasis You're most welcome. I've been a fan of Groasis for years. Although there are extra costs associated with filming and following up on as many new projects as possible, in today's world, the impact of social media can't be underestimated. I'm currently following several very large historic building restoration projects by individuals and they're largely funding those via KZbin revenue, raising hundreds of thousands of euros as a result to complete their french châteaux & massive 17th century Convent. By applying a similar model to Groasis, you should be able to take the company from a relatively unknown entity to that of a world renowned out of the (Waterboxx) thinking innovator. I completely agree with you about CCS. Despite being technically feasible, practically speaking, it is a complete non-starter and a con job by those industrial polluters who wish to continue with business as usual for as long as possible. The sheer scale of renewable energy that would need to be deployed just to power [one] CCS unit, is ridiculous and those renewables should be used to power the world 🌍🌎 instead. Frankly, the same goes for all of the hype over green hydrogen. There will be (some) hard to decarbonise sectors where hydrogen (may) serve as the answer, but the majority will be most effectively and efficiently directly powered by electricity. From a fiscally responsible viewpoint, it's rather scary that so much government money around the world is likely to be ploughed into green hydrogen technology development and wasted on stranded white elephant projects as they prove to be financially unviable; lobbyists have a lot to answer for. Trees are by no means the whole answer to combatting running away climate change, but they do remain an important component.

[@Groasis]

Good news - English version just published :) I hope you like it! See kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIfQgpaNjquGa8U

[@julesvandijck5022]

Wat ontzettend simpel maar tegelijkertijd extreem geniaal! Dit kan echt een oplossing zijn voor desertificatie! Hopelijk slaat het aan. Een kleine tip: de organisatie Just Diggit is ook bezig met het tegen gaan van desertificatie, en dit zou daar perfect bij aansluiten. Succes!

[@berenice6938]

Chemtrails

[@Groasis]

@berenice6938 not sure what you mean ... but trees actually clean the air. So if the Dutch government picks up on our proposal and restores tree cover on 11 million hectares of degraded land (an area 2x the size of the Netherlands, or 10% of for example Ethiopia or Chad) then a lot of air will be purified!