Greening the Desert
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@ecocreditfan I completely agree with your statement, however national sovereignty and the capitalist model as we know it ('every man for himself') would never result in such a world. I was implying the people living in the 'extended' north american culture when I said "most people", if that wasn't clear.
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@VenusProjectFTW Sadly hungry people have no internet access and no money. If we had global basic income and free telecommunication the planet would be transformed into a beautiful garden within months.
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your my hero! after wonder-woman of course
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@unclejohnthezef Fungi and other plants transports water throughout the system. Plants are colony-living organisms. They may not be able to move but they still cooperate and communicate with each other in a gigantic network of chemical signal substances and symbiosis.
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Incredible. Re-Green the Deserts!
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This is one of the most important videos on youtube. It holds the keys for stabilization of the environment, and how we can feed ourselves while healing the earth!
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how does the MICRO-IRRIGATION under the mulch work? is it pumped in from somewhere? it shows tubes and hoses?
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@StrongArmZZ Your comment cheered me up very much Here's hoping there are good things coming for humanity in the future! :D
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Click the graph button right below the full screen button. Like most permaculture videos it's on a constant rise year in, and year out. Permaculture's inevitable destination is viralization. Monoculture is busy hiding in it's box meanwhile the beast grows outside
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PErmaculture research institute of Australia is the best site to subscribe to
This is why I don't trust people who say that we are 'running out of food'. Ridiculous. Anyone with some curiosity and common sense can find the answers to world hunger online. Sadly, most people are lacking in those two qualities.
VenusProjectFTW 6 months ago 14
Terraforming the right way. Nice werk.
DrewDubious 9 months ago 8