Libyan Sahara Water from the Desert - Go Wild

"Bahr Belá Má", "Waterless Sea", as the Sahara is called by the Bedouins. But deep beneath the dune fields and stone deserts expands an immeasurable reservoir of water resources. Using enormous technical resources, the Libyans have begun to extract fossil reserves of groundwater. Following oil, water is now arousing a new wave of euphoria. In the present desert climate, reserves are only being partally replaced and what has collected over a period of millions of years may be used up in only a few decades.

[@lovepapers1802]

Part of Sahara desert in Libyan territory has plenty of oases but let’s not confuse these water resources to the man made river project of Muamar Qadaffi. The main source was an underground acquafer located in Fezzan dessert and from auxiliary deepwells at Tawargah about 600 kms south of Misurata. The man made river was constructed by Dong Ah company, a Korean firm and no american company involed. I worked there in 1993.

[@جزائرياصيل-ق4ط]

أفتخر بهذا البلد الحبيب و الجارة الشقيقة ليبيا ..... اللهم أجعل هذا البلد أمن ......الشعب الليبي شعب بطولة و رجولة و شعب يتمسك بعادته و تقاليده الاصلية .... وفي الاخير أحب ليبيا الحبيبة

[@mzeekhalfan9869]

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[@mohosman4089]

Thank you "The Secrets of Nature," I have really enjoyed watching this documentary.

[@jovenaldomingo1123]

Miracle water is pure gold and around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans canals full of trash and wastewater losing the animals insects fish shells 🐚 world 🌎 07 joe

[@thomaisdefois]

Great documentary! Thank you!! I'm sorry for this so special country, Lybia, and its people, and how they're treated by the "great interests"...Greetings from Greece

[@zayidmeeaad8660]

You are parts of nato destroying all . an our large interest importants live pple of libya wll revenge all westerns nato ......may turn had come????

[@thomaisdefois]

@@zayidmeeaad8660 NATO is not us. We, people never agreed to be part of this...

[@AnuragSinha7]

@@thomaisdefois You chose the government and your government committed for NATO and participated in genocide and destruction of Libyan's land.

[@LondonPower]

@@AnuragSinha7 Your people took guns and destroyed Libya stop blaming foreigners

[@LondonPower]

@@zayidmeeaad8660 I hope that this land will be freed from the Islamists and Turks

[@jaafarnasserddine9753]

I was there in Waw Namus as a tourist guide in 2005, explaining what i had read about the pre-volcanic area t tourists from around the world, they appreciated my English nd thanked me a lot for doing a good job t them, i really miss Libya nd the memorable days i spent when there was peace nd security, unfortunately, those days are gone, Libyans , today, live in fear nd chaos....

[@Kc_Bonfireheart]

Beautifull documentary , i loved every bit of it . The crew who shot must have had an amazing experience .

[@medisonluna1254]

21:07 it's painful

[@pihpman6569]

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[@sahalshire3775]

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[@condradobarte7631]

N.v

[@nrls7704]

Lovely narration and perfect camera work.. you guys produce finest documentaries..keep it up!!

[@Ebenezer2022]

Never ever spent so much time on a single video; loved it.

[@MissionaryInMexico]

Amazing documentary such a beautiful rich land! A wonder of the earth.

[@jovenaldomingo1123]

Miracle water is pure gold and around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans canals full of trash and wastewater losing the animals insects fish shells 🐚 world 🌎 07 joe

[@Rk-kk2jy]

Amazing documentary The Sahara is incredible and full of surprises.

[@Marimarvlog92]

Thank you for this wonderful documentary about the oasis in sahara desert..i really enjoy watching it.

[@rajivpandarathil]

excellent documentary ,sad the visionary Muammar is not around to see the progress ! God lk to all the Libyans .

[@yousefelrey8518]

No this is so old documentary before 2011

[@afederdk]

What a well-made documentary. Almost like a little detective story. Thanks for making it available, even in English.

[@oma2635]

English he come from there

[@1alsaidi319]

السلامً عليكم أهل ليبيا الشعب العزيز تحيه لكم من أبن اليمن 🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪

[@1alsaidi319]

hamza Elifsye L Y الله بحفضك

[@سبيستون-خ3ق]

الله يحفظك

[@linemine6245]

Walaicomossalam ya sadik

[@saly2822]

ربي يحفضك

[@أحمدبنعبداللهبنحاج]

أنا أفتخر بي إنني ابن هذا البلد العظيم 💚❤ سأفديه بدمي وبي مالي وكل شيء ليبيا الجميلة 🇱🇾

[@sundarex]

شكرا ، أحييكم أيضا ، صديقي العزيز الله.

[@marshallart100]

That is what I call a true worthwhile doc' brilliant ..thank you so much.

[@sakesama1]

Really ! And when they suck all the water from the Sahara Aquifer the Sahara will truly be a DEAD DESERT ! These stupid people are in it only for the Money ! There is NO Replenishing of these deep Aquifers once they are gone ! Then where is the GREATNESS of these STUPID MEN then ? This will be the end of the Oasis's / Bedouins and all the Desert tribes ! HOW SAD ! Then you will see a DRY Water-less Desert with TONS of steal and metal to make the land look ugly ! What they should be doing is Desalinating the sea water and piping it in land, but that is to easy & cheap, and there is no money in it ! They could even use Solar Stills to make sea water Fresh. I am now Editing this post as I am getting alot of Arab/Muslim haters. I DO NOT HATE Middle Eastern People, However I DO NOT LIKE the Extreemest that Kill people because they are NOT Muslim, at the same time it saddens me to see the Middle Eastern Children & families get killed because of this Stupid War, Everybody needs to STOP AND JUST GET ALONG ! we HAVE war BECAUSE OF 4 REASONS ! GREED / EVIL / MAN MADE RELIGIONS OR A MISUNDERSTANDING ! HOPEFULLY SOMEDAY IT WILL GET ALL WORKED OUT!

[@hakunamatata6193]

Great documentary I enjoyed watching it. I love nature. Keep it Up!

[@consuetabrevis]

What a beautiful documentary. Many thanks for posting.

[@DEEN133]

A documentary telling the fascinating story of desert water resource through geological experiment. Narration music and filming all are well performed. 💂

[@RAMANRV1949]

A great documentary,educative feel sorry that i have missed it all these days

[@sokehsukiman1378]

I love the late Muammar Khadafi, one of the great moslem leader that have made libiyan reach prosperity.MasyaAllah!

[@Sayedmanaa]

Thank so much for this documentary team.. ELSAEID MANNAA تحية لفريق الفيلم الوثائقي Best Regards

[@makariojopekavoa7008]

GOD bless Libya. May God give you another good and strong leader.

[@stanleywasi9674]

The voice makes this documentary very lively and interesting.

[@jovenaldomingo1123]

Miracle water is pure gold and around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans canals full of trash and wastewater losing the animals insects fish shells 🐚 world 🌎 07 joe

[@NihouNi]

Thankyou for making this topic so engaging.

[@alzintanalzintaneIrahim]

Thanks for this generous work. Libya is a beautiful country and does not deserve wars and 43:00 bloodshed, but we hope the situation will improve. Welcome to Libya.

[@apcometri1919]

Absolutely amazing photography! Thank you!

[@hamzajanjua666]

Its is beautiful to see such documentary voice attracts alot

[@jovenaldomingo1123]

Miracle water is pure gold and around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans canals full of trash and wastewater losing the animals insects fish shells 🐚 world 🌎 07 joe

[@tegegnewassie7460]

Very interesting information about the Sahara desert. Thank you for that

[@subramanyajr7304]

Sahara desert beautiful photograph & Sun raised amazing. Thank you KZbin.

[@towedarray7217]

Definitely the best documentary I've seen in a long time. Certainly the best one about this desert and it's people. And not to sound like a knowitall but I've been into this stuff for awhile. I've read my Livingstone, read about Captain Ripley and wrecking on Bojador. This is just a superb film about this sacred, ancient and f**king TERRIFYING place.

[@davidjohnson-xo9lv]

USS Melanie Jagger ,mrs know it all

[@oma2635]

☪️🇲🇵

[@gordonloughton9800]

I used to crop dust these circles with a Cessna ag wagon in 1980 and we noticed then that the local oasis had dried up completely, the nomads who needed it were lost without it, very sad really.

[@MickeyInSD]

That is very sad....

[@md.md16]

This desert is beyond beautiful 🧡I am mesmerized by it🏜

[@janakjodhan7982]

This is one of the hidden reason Tony Blair slaughtered Qaddafi

[@abdallajuma1018]

I hope that the country will be better and u can see our beautiful desert

[@elainegardner7334]

mi to.it up like heaven

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[@rayuduvcs]

This documentary and the speech is mesmerizing as if he lived thousands years back and history he created a story with in their levels.

[@timryan188]

Very interesting doc....I'm curious to find out what has happened with this huge project since the revolution in Libya. .. I'd love to see the topic revisited. ..

[@edwardcarberry1095]

Tim if you look into it you will probably find that the water is called "Primary Water" Which the earth produces.

[@Cerl84]

+Tim Ryan the US and UK control this water now and the country was bombed back to the stone ages. just what the west intended.

[@saraswatkin9226]

NWO taking over the world.

[@groszmartoncsaba4025]

why they bombarded?

[@rcwarrior2008]

they couldnt have gaddafi causing a green revolution so they destroyed him now we have the same leaders peddling climate change this project if completed wouldve been worth billions in carbon credits you see revolution like this cant be allowed

[@valentinocorrea3551]

Do you also have the video bombing of NATO destroying of this wonderful project?

[@salmabano3330]

What....did they destroy this project?????

[@needmoreramsay]

There's plenty of this on CNN, the favorite channel for watching the destruction of humanity !

[@isaganiancheta6076]

very beautiful and rich country, libyans were very lucky to have khadaffi as their leaders for he gave everything to his people, he shared richness of his country to libyans until western countries intervene to Libyan affair and support rebels that eventually led to Khadaffis assasination and left libya in ruins and uncertainties...

[@Moronvideos1940]

If he gave everything to his people he would be begging on the streets ....

[@lolawinters9729]

@@Moronvideos1940 you need to learn figure of speech

[@dianalesole2249]

@@Moronvideos1940 u probably American, British, or French. May the good lord bless you.

[@yasinwangi3885]

That because Khadaffi didn't hear what USA wanted. Every nation that not obey the Western , will be pulled down.

[@dadikkedude]

Anyone in power could give riches, it's the land that holds them and the people who gather them. Don't lie to yourself if you think Gaddafi is the only one that could do that. He was just a man, not a very sane or just one, abusing absolute power over it's people.

[@golammortoza5827]

Wonderful ! Beautiful documentary. Educational and inspiring.

[@mohamedsalm8242]

اللهم أعد إلى ليبيا الأمن والاستقرار واحفظ شعبها الأبي أخوكم من المغرب

[@alldreem2484]

ليبيا خيرها الكثير بلادي الجميله 💚💛💙❤

[@sundarex]

لا تقلق ، سوف يرتفع إلى مجدها السابق في المستقبل القريب. سوف يمر العالم بمرحلة انتقالية في الفترة من 2025 إلى 2030. وهذا ما يسمى تحول الأرض.

[@CecilDSouza]

Wonderful documentary. Beautifully produced, directed and narrated with perfect sound, well balanced music and incredble personnel and camera crew. Kudos to the locals to helped and spoke flawless English. Thank you for educating me about the Sahara and Libya. Why did they kill Gadafi?.

[@gardy4390]

That is one place I would love to see. I have heard some time ago that the weather everywhere is dominated by the Sahara .

[@md.mahbubulislam3113]

Simply amazing documentary. Love from Bangladesh.

[@bogdan3963]

I used to work for the GMRA projekt, and since then I am enloved with the desert.

[@nattyphysicist]

Amazing film. The climate of the Sahara changes on a 20,000 year cycle, the last drying up being 3-4k BCE. The reservoirs are constant though, they have always been there, and they have never before been extracted to such a scale.

[@sakesama1]

YUP and they will all DIE! Extracted to the last DROP!

[@sakesama1]

I am NOT Host of Pressure Drop Radio on 100.3 SoundFM in Waterloo, Canada, but it could be a BIG FAT BLACK LIE , Like Cain !

[@sakesama1]

Ya And when they suck all the water from the Sahara Aquifer the Sahara will truly be a DEAD DESERT ! These stupid people are in it only for the Money ! There is NO Replenishing of these deep Aquifers once they are gone ! Then where is the GREATNESS of these STUPID MEN then ? This will be the end of the Oasis's / Bedouins and all the Desert tribes ! HOW SAD ! Then you will see a DRY Water-less Desert with TONS of steal and metal to make the land look ugly ! What they should be doing is Desalinating the sea water and piping it in land, but that is to easy & cheap, and there is no money in it ! They could even use Solar Stills to make sea water Fresh. I am now Editing this post as I am getting alot of Arab/Muslim haters. I DO NOT HATE Middle Eastern People, However I DO NOT LIKE the Extreemest that Kill people because they are NOT Muslim, at the same time it saddens me to see the Middle Eastern Children & families get killed because of this Stupid War, Everybody needs to STOP AND JUST GET ALONG ! we HAVE war BECAUSE OF 4 REASONS ! GREED / EVIL / MAN MADE RELIGIONS OR A MISUNDERSTANDING ! HOPEFULLY SOMEDAY IT WILL GET ALL WORKED OUT!

[@garygoodin5230]

Roberto Pechenino : I'm positive the professionals who designed this great project studied and researched all angles before they planned and began building. Most Americans know nothing except what the Zionist controlled media releases concerning Libya. We can only wish our govt. Would finance education, health care, a home for all its citizens, residual money yearly paid to all Libyan citizens, 50% payment if Citizens buy a new car, 50,000 dollars paid to newlyweds, free water and electricity for its citizens, 99% literacy rate. The Americans hide these facts from its citizens and instead de-humanize whoever the Zionist lobby orders our govt. To hate.

[@RobbyHouseIV]

This is an extremely interesting documentary! I'm glad I happened upon it as I've always found the Sahara Desert, particularly that belonging to Libya utterly fascinating. I hope this aquafer program achieves its goals but at the same time I worry the program will ultimately drain the subterranean water reservoir dry and with it the sporadic sprinklings of naturally occurring oasis found throughout the region. Very neat documentary! Thanks for posting.

[@Automedon2]

On the human development scale (Education, living standards, health care, arts, etc), Libya was the top in the whole of Africa - under Qaddafi

[@balibutt5602]

No doubt 100% right

[@MrSimmer17]

Qaddafi also turned down the federal banking system, which ultimately cost him his life. He actually backed Libya with gold, which the federal reserve ran out of long ago.

[@richard8503]

Haitham Mogherbi lies about what?

[@gaybama5957]

yes he was until our first black homosexual president killed him

[@gbtn92]

Stop giving wrong information they don't Evan speak any other language just there native local language what fat sleepy ass What cunde off education u tolk about it

[@abdulraoufaoun2199]

What a wonderful documentary Thanks a lot .I salute you for tripoli libya

[@JimySlow-wq9bw]

Its amazing view landscape desert nature n beautiful at the same time terima kasih-thx for made n share this content video

[@libyaonly.1021]

This is my home ,i miss libya so much coz,study and so..on 😉

[@سبيستون-خ3ق]

Foad 10 😱😱😱😘

[@jasjitsingh7293]

libya only. 10 l also love Libya more than any other country I spend 25 years of my life there

[@MrNeboff]

Rest in peace Colonel Gathafi. Forgive your people , they knew not what they did. Africa, misses you.

[@Brancaalice]

What a blessed animal, helping human in their needs, they should be treated with love and care, not causing them unnecessary pain

[@retiredbadge169]

HUMP A MILE IN THE DORIAN GAP HONEY.

[@alexs.4206]

@@retiredbadge169 You seem to be confused.

[@melissadenby2357]

I wish I had not seen that. Ruined the documentary for me, and now I cannot forget.

[@deadfall-ge9hr]

@@melissadenby2357 reality isnt always pretty. To be protected from it is bullshit. Pretending it doesn't exist doesnt help anything. Probably the biggest reason there is so much cruelty in the world.

[@talpomeroy5808]

U can’t own what u don’t mark

[@greenice6386]

Beautiful desert 🐪 thank you 🙏🏻 for the info

[@markhorrell9213]

Good documentary. Irrigation,cropping,water security and reclaiming the desert. I wonder why libya hasn't planted varietys of trees? Tree's typically pull up water from underground raising water tables plus providing a variety of other benefits.

[@Sayedmanaa]

I love my country so much Yes we are strong . Yes we can develop our country to be a unique safe & peace. One day Libya we’ll win 🇱🇾

[@dynamicsolution8166]

Do you live in libya?

[@joshualifetree5398]

No you cannot as the only thing you people are good at is terrorism plus, you are too stupid.

[@katerinakouzalou8464]

In Sahara Desert one was green i believe could be nice if you become green again its something as human need just need for all people around a world 🌏 to help for a good to keep our environment

[@yasinwangi3885]

El Sayed Manna: Yes you will win. But first of all, stop the war between brothers and cousins

[@someblokecalleddave1]

Surely if you're going to irrigate crops using water in these arid places you do so once the sun goes down, so that you reduce the effects of evaporation?

[@claudiosaltara8847]

someblokecalleddave1: extremely practical comment On hot summer days my grandmothers used to say don’t water the garden until after the sun has set and the air is cooler otherwise you burn the plant. The water would not have evaporated quickly and the plants had more to drink. Sometimes common people wisdom goes unheeded.

[@flordelcampo4683]

GOD BLESS THE CAMELS TOO 💚🧡🐪💙🐪💛🐪💜🐫🌞🌧🌨🌦🌩🌪🌲🌳🌷⚘☘🌾🌵🌴GOD BLESS ALL PEOPLES.

[@Heshamgumaty]

I love the desert and I hope in the near future that I will go on a trip to the south of Libya because of the views that hold the newborns and large swabs

[@marcblack8371]

Gadafi was a real patriot. I guess that he felt like at home in Belgrade. I am an old man but i loved his visit. At that time he sort of created a show through the city with his camels, Which he donated to Belgrade. Thank You friend gadafi, Thanks to patriots of Libia. I Hope that You guys Will wake up and soon continue to build and improve your great country. Love from serbia

[@ThatsWhenItkickedin]

Libya is so beautiful.

[@builakalunga3019]

Linda Kloss ugly

[@libyaonly.1021]

RememberFist CanBeAVerb if you wanna vist welcame any time

[@gajabviralindia7702]

hi.linda...how r u

[@alfredoleyva5474]

Ugly,,,dry,,,wasted

[@zvonimir1992]

Its beautiful to walk nude in desert

[@brainlessbrainless4606]

what a wonderful country... I'm an Egyptian and i had born in great Sahara of Libya. sabaha..

[@jerryfranklin4451]

Wael Kateb Fuck you from a Libyan and Fuck Egypt equally so.

[@yousefelrey8518]

@@jerryfranklin4451 u son of bitch

[@abulyousufnorulhoqu8270]

very good documentry

[@CharismaticPlanet3822]

Awesome Documentary, this video inspire us to go to this part of world. Amazing !

[@haqnawaz2510]

Great project of great mane. Moamar Qadafi shaheed.

[@italialibia8766]

Gaddafi is a great man, we the people of Libya love

[@mohamedhaider9749]

he is not shaheed he a traitor

[@ramonlopeziii217]

Why all this hatred towards Qaddafi? Qaddafi did more for his people than any western leader has done for his. Let's live in peace and act like responsible people. Every country has a right for their religion and beliefs.

[@p51mustang24]

Qaddafi was the only thing holding that place together. It's populated with all kinds of crazy sand people, and only a strong-man like Qaddafi could hold it all together. Now it's not even really a country so much as just a region that we call Libya.

[@p51mustang24]

Gaddafi warned that he was the only thing holding back a massive tide of migrants from flooding to europe. Now millions of military age men are flooding in and pretending to be "refugees" (but the media pretends it all women and children, of which there are hardly any). Well, the guy warned you. Good job killing him though.

[@Moronvideos1940]

A country is made up of people and people have choices. That means in any country not any of them have a universal religious belief..... Check out your your knowledge ...............................

[@retiredbadge169]

HE NEVER HONED HIS OFF ROAD SKILLS AND WAS A GAMBLER 500 REJECTO.

[@xulupopo9288]

White supremacy cannot allow that....smh

[@asim.farooq]

May Allah Bless Libya and its people. Love and respect from Pakistan 37:11

[@rosellaaalm-ahearn1760]

My husband was stationed in Libya when King Idrus was on his throne. He didn't think of the development of water resources, Qaddafi did.

[@moawiaalzahra3095]

not true .the blue prints of this mega project were actually laid during king idres's era

[@relaxing-mp8701]

Прямо сейчас во всем мире есть такие же люди, как и вы. Они либо одиноки, либо скучают по кому-то, они в депрессии, им больно, они травмированы прошлым, у них есть личные проблемы, о которых никто не знает, у них есть секреты, которым вы не поверите. Они желают, мечтают и надеются. И прямо сейчас они сидят здесь, читают эти слова, и я пишу это для вас, чтобы вы больше не чувствовали себя одинокими. Всегда помните, не впадайте в депрессию из-за прошлого, не беспокойтесь о будущем и просто сосредоточьтесь на сегодняшнем дне. Если сегодняшний день не так хорош, не волнуйтесь! Завтра новый шанс. Если вы читаете это, обязательно поделитесь этим, чтобы другие почувствовали себя лучше. Хорошего дня! :)

[@أحمدبنعبداللهبنحاج]

أنا أفتر بي إنني ابن لي هذا البلد العظيم 💚❤ سأفديه بدمي وبي مالي وكل شيء ليبيا الجميلة 🇱🇾

[@towedarray7217]

Super cool video..Gelandewagen and Defender 90 porn for us folks in the US can't easily buy or own these remarkable vehicles. Defenders are very rare and expensive here and not known for their reliability. D90's overheat pretty easily (mine did anyway - 1995 station wagon). I can't even imagine having to depend on a Land Rover for a journey like this. Been reading of these shipwreck survivors in the 1800's who fetch up on the west coast of Africa and find themselves in even worse shape than when they were actively wrecking near the shallows of the Canarys or Cape Bojador. Only to be captured and raided and enslaved by Moroccan raiders! Fuck! Just so amazing. Our planet constantly blows my mind.

[@abdushaheen4499]

USS Melanie Jagger lol ,me too , I looked for about vehicle Defender 90 here USA but it is so expensive I don’t know what is expensive ,

[@philtymcnasty9994]

Is there any update on this documentary? Like was it successfully completed and achieved its objectives? Then, the irony, why carry water from the bowels of the earth from down south to the Mediterranean coastal towns at such expense of treasury and labour when they could have invested in huge desalination project to convert sea water to usable agricultural water for irrigation and drinkable portable water? I don't know, just asking. Can somebody educate me on these, what are the options and constraints? Surrounded by water at the coast and still very thirsty, that is how I see it.

[@vineetcv261]

Disalination cost huge amount of money and as it is mentioned that 95% of Libya is desert, more than water stoping desertification is important for them.

[@joni6280]

No,it was never completed,thanks to war,and NATO bombs destroyed almost all that was built so far.And Gadaffi was killed.

[@SweetPeachannel]

good to see the video and story of Sahara

[@SweetPeachannel]

wow .. really ... thank you

[@SweetPeachannel]

thanks though

[@omarafricavlogs5515]

Good

[@saqibnawaz4431]

They are doing very well.but they are waisting too much water they should plant trees is well because in the shadow moisture will stay longer.

[@galanonim9863]

Trees would accelerate the evaporation.

[@athensmajnoo3661]

Saqib Nawaz :: those people have lived in the desert for generations, they know best how to maintain balance in that harsh environment. They would have got the knowledge from their father, grandfather, grreat grandfather from thousands of years.

[@aleksandar5323]

If that giant water pipe doesn't work well for shipping water, you can also make it into a reflective tunnel to bring light from solar reflectors and then focus it to make energy and also desalinate water :)

[@zoesdada8923]

Ive read a lot of books about the Sahara. I'd love to go there one day.

[@hamidbinnassir562]

Welcome any time

[@tersta1]

Libya had 54 billion USD to put in a water pipe to tap the Saharan aquifers. I wonder if they thought about sending their waste water and sewage into the desert. The organic matter would add nutrients to the 'soil' and the water would replenish the aquifers. I also wonder if distilling fresh water from Mediterranean sea water would have been more economical and environmentally sustainable. We should probably start diverting fresh water to prevent it from entering the oceans. If the glaciers, glacial lakes and aquifers dry up, we'll have to distill sea water anyway, so why put the wild animals at risk by draining water from natural, delicate habitats? I wonder just how many sink holes it will take for politicians to acknowledge that fresh water is being used and lost to the oceans faster than it is being replenished naturally. Also, I noticed a few things about the rock carvings and painting that are thought to have been made 4,000 or more years ago, before the Sahara became a desert... @ 15:46 looks like a T Rex. @ 16:59, a carving of a horned, hairy upright animal with a tail @ 17:03, turban tying and what looks like a modern coffee mug

[@samuelwalworth12]

I agree, a distilling the ocean water and pumping it to the inner areas would have made more sense. This project looks totally upside down! I wonder what happened since Muammar Gaddaffi has already left the planet and a new "government" however functional it is currently governing Libya!

[@tersta1]

Samuel Walworth It seems as though governments are hell-bent on getting 'freebies' from natural resources. Despite all the political talk about conserving and protecting the environment, they just keep exploiting without thinking about the consequences of exhausting natural resources and upsetting the balance of nature. We're getting close to turning Earth into another Mars or Venus...We're already funneling money into space exploration, in search of a new home planet and water. It's sick, REALLY sick.

[@robheusd]

Destilling water from seawater would have 10-fold the costs. A better way of doing it is to combine concentrated solar power, which produces excess heat, to destill water, and combine that with techniques to safe on water usage for agriculture (drip irigation techniques and such. Typically in dry areas one should produce vegetables and such in a closed system, recycling the nutritients and water and using led lights optimized for plant growth.

[@tersta1]

robheusd You've presented a few excellent options. Thanks :-)

[@lybrebel14]

Its the Great Artificial Revere! Gaddafi greatest crazy Idea Ever! 50 billion dollars to pipe water from the south of Libya to the North!! This man kills Libyans 10000000 times! He wasted money and end it up with killing them using guns!

[@ruththompson9369]

I will never get to see the Sahara in my life but I can't think of a most peaceful place when I think of the place where it Allah garden I know why one day my bucket list but my bucket too poor to see it but I wish I was born there and live in a tent with the peaceful feeling I know life hard it is everywhere but to find sure peace is beautiful

[@omaralowaylim5466]

RUTH THOMPSON ... I am a Libyan .... as long as you are interested in the Sahara, I would suggest that you may read some works of the libyan great novelist Ibrahim Al-Koni.... try to read the novel "The bleeding of the stone" .... good luck

[@ruththompson9369]

Omar Alowaylim thank you I will read it I love anything that does with the Sahara maybe I'm from there in my past life I don't know but I've never love a place like I love this place or maybe it's the simple life of the nomad I crave but thank you so much

[@abdelmoaze8117]

Truth 👍

[@azadam1000]

Beautiful comment.Hope you had oppurtunity to visit sahara desert and if not may Allah guide you and you wil see one day even more amazing things which will last for eternity a place where being bored or being poor will never exist

[@hanishawgi1255]

الإنسان سيد المخلوقات وسيد الأرض وهو الاه الكون حيث تحكم بتسير الظواهر كلها لخدمته دون الحاجه لالاه غائب خلف السحاب !!

[@rafaelrivera1995]

Awesome documentary thank you

[@chakiperdomo1372]

It seems to me that anything man creates has two sides..good and bad..what they are doing is thinking locally, but what about the other countries and other people.Even what they are doing is not sustainable... this water once is pump out it is gone..nothing to replenish it....two bad... Grate video. It inspire people to do things the right way...There are better solutions to dis problems...Africa has more then enough sun light to do this...Than it may be sustainable....

[@Hakimfarhat]

chaki perdomo it's under our soil means we are free to do what we want with it Don't use these excuses to lie to your self thinking you are right It's our water and it's more expensive than gas

[@mustafagenius2110]

hakim farhat well said!

[@harryprince7513]

you are ignorant

[@FredHandle1]

chaki perdomo If there were better solutions don't you think those consulting co's Qaddafi hires would have presented them to Qaddafi? He's not a idiot. The issue is that solar energy is still in infancy & requires much research & little government investment is going there. Makes you think doesn't it. Japan has the best mix of standard & alternate energy & they were only able to replace 30% of their oil+nuclear based energy.

[@harisban4283]

muammer gaddafe is the best, we missd gaddafe, love from bangladesh

[@milanxettri5313]

really great man

[@foodieeharsh.]

Sr thanks for giving this ever lasting motivation video my questioni is who to promote organic vegetables and desi cow milk with sufficient price which is more for local people

[@Albertonification]

Spellbinding filmiing & poetic imagery of Sahara desert where once was a beautiful oasis and right now it's harsh and waterless. These people , tuaregs , look like as if they came out of an Oriental fairy tale .I still rememeber when i was in the Tunisian Sahara , how they make that strange sound like " Phhhgh" and the camel abruptly falls to his knees. And that strange feeling when all of a sudden night falls like someone had snapped his fingers and turned the light off.

[@MyIncredibleGilgitBaltistan]

Gilgit-Baltistan "The Roof Of The World" truly a paradise on earth

[@amutah8063]

Meanwhile in America, we cant even get clean water to Flint Michigan.

[@_robustus_]

We peaked a while back.

[@neponsetriver]

And the Swiss are stealing our water.

[@terrywilder9]

You may notice the talk of this has went silent! They found that the water actually had higher lead content before the Flint water crisis. So this was all politically motivated fake news to help democrats keep one of their cash cows!

[@polygamous1]

@@neponsetriver But they are selling it back to you though you can effort it but in India they can't its even worse mate

[@carstenlarsen8144]

because nobody wants to spent a dime for any projekt where the word- share- is in. it stinks of commies.. so every one just fend for themselves.. us citizens keep on electing presidents who talks about have great usa is- but more than ½ the people is strugling there hole life to make ends meet.. usa cant even help themselves to a better life..because they keep on electing the industri and finance- who just never ever will give a dollar back to anyone..never.. haha..and now you reelect trump... Read about us here in denmark- we are setting limits to business - but not so much that they live the country- not at all. study denmark-

[@evelynhenri6982]

omg this is amazing and wonderful to see grass in the sahara desert ..i was watching ..MONUMENT VALLEY >>UTAH and i wondered about if only they could do something like that there ..so much land not being used ..just a thougth

[@feb2024tugu-bi5st]

Im fr indonesia. After the war many libyan came to live in our town. Nice ppl ❤

[@salliegallegos918]

Breathtaking landscapes!

[@lets_go_see_]

The farming project was initiated bt Momar Kadhaffi

[@aspirativemusicproduction2135]

Am I the one here who think destiling water is better and you can do it for nearly no experience. Rather than using water that will not be replenished for thousands of years to come.

[@atsonaga5520]

Feel sorry for the camel(marking) 😔

[@salliegallegos918]

It is sad, but branding is also a common practice on cattle ranches in the US and probably South America as well.

[@eva9374]

The

[@PAULLONDEN]

*@country rossi* Due to a well known 🚬 brand , for decades dromedary➡▶🐪are called camels , while the two humped variety 🐫 *are* actually camels...... This confusion became so ingrained that even in some zoos , the two species were named wrongly.......

[@Pantibiblon]

Great documentary.

[@jasmine5317]

My father is from Lybia, Nalut. ❤️🇱🇾😊

[@kennyee2545]

how is this project going on now please?

[@libyaonly.1021]

Kenny Ee its still work

[@yousefelrey8518]

Still working

[@onewitness9130]

BAD U.S and others BLEW IT TO SHIT

[@souadkhibit4470]

Why this country not left alone??? , great jobs were done.

[@bintleonard]

not left alone because Gaddafi make life good for Libya, gold dinar, uniting Africa Not a puppet for western interest...

[@akuakwaa]

Because Ghedaffi was uniting Africa and Africa would have been great again. Thank God his death has opened the eyes of many western Africans.

[@FredHandle1]

Souad KHIBIT They need oil, it ran out from their land.

[@davetruther31]

Strive and succeed Yes you are correct..I'm American but am totally against the way america rapes and destroys other nations....America is the new Babylon and soon God will rain fire down upon this country and it will lay waste and will be no more!

[@AliAbrahem]

Gaddafi built that (The Great Man Made River), and a little bit after it was done, America bombed it.

[@zs9676]

Gaddafi tried to built But it will be build soon and better

[@nelsonbarrios1718]

@@zs9676 Insallah

[@zs9676]

@@nelsonbarrios1718 Trust in Allah Everything will be fine Just we need unity faith and work for humanity for the sake of Allah Deserts can become a great beautiful profitable land

[@jameswest4819]

I am not happy with the actions of my government, but do not know how to change a group of idiots that put them into office. There are a lot of people like me that do not like what Hillary Clinton bragged about doing. I think Qaddafi was a great man who courageously tried to fight the Banking Cartels by creating the Gold Dinar and forcing the rest of the world to use this currency when buying oil or any other commodity. This was a mistake because the "New World Order" is a monetary monopoly or at least wants to be. Unfortunately, the monopoly is in power and there are very few nations not under their control. The first thing done, once Libya was disrupted, was a bank-takeover of Libya's central bank. Everything else will be secondary. I do not think there is much that can be done with the majority of people in the world that are willing to be enslaved...We will see if absolute power corrupts absolutely, probably within our life-times.

[@PauloBoute]

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[@childmandude4390]

The man-made river is based on two large underground water fields. The Kufra field locating in the south eastern area is sustainable. On other words, there is underground river running there.

[@sokehsukiman1636]

MasyaAllah! Great leader of Libya, Muammar Gaddafi! Alfatihah!

[@shahriar1159]

thank you so much for making this wonderful documentary, and shame to warmongers of the west.