Salt of the Earth -- Engineering Salt-tolerant Plants

[@saadzaghloul9279]

But Commrade Yuri didn't inform us ... where the salt went ?! in the sea plants, it goes back to the sea however on earth where does it go ?! taking into account that at the beginning of the video, it was mentioned that the salt doesn't evaporate .... building roof tops in metropolitan areas where people are crammed should be farmed !! no complaints !! Besides Salt will end up in our bodies.

[@psyspiritualguy3113]

Genetically modified plants are the way forward and a way to grow clean water rich fruits for us to survive

[@christopherdine1258]

My god whats with that annoying rapid tapping sound?

[@ElectiveAmputation]

i think it's supposed to be the sound of the words being written on the screen, but there aren't any words.

[@perrytheplatypus199]

The biggest problem is population more mouths to feed thus more exploitation of resources and we donot have that much

[@psyspiritualguy3113]

There's enough for everyone

[@perrytheplatypus199]

@@psyspiritualguy3113 there is not enough for everyone

[@perrytheplatypus199]

@@psyspiritualguy3113 this is one of the biggest chanted lie. If we have enough we won't be fighting against one another

[@psyspiritualguy3113]

@@perrytheplatypus199 there is if we lived the right way!

[@psyspiritualguy3113]

@@perrytheplatypus199 that's the problem, government and rich people taking resources for bad uses. We will run out of water soon anyway. We could have saved ourselves but that's a dream now

[@Floccini]

This sounds promising.

[@julioequinones]

the salty soil is a result of agricultural applications of inputs not minerals in the surface/groundwater.