could agriculture bloom in the desert?
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newworldafro
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will watch video later
1) The Sahara use to be a green lush place, the aquifers are still supposedly full of water. Before Libya had its situation, they were building a massive man - made river to acquire and use that water for agriculture
2) The Western United States wouldn't exist without the damming and irrigation projects that allowed for residential and agricultural uses.
With that said, the problem is always that humans tend to overconsume their underground water supply.....but maybe the video will show something else.
With that said....as shown several times up here, we can produce plentiful food 365 with indoor hydroponic (or aquaponic) vertical farming [ame=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=vertical%20farming&gbv=2&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi]vertical farming - Google Search[/ame]
Edit: Seriously Serious ... I didn't watch the video when I typed that ^^^..... everything I said is in the video ......
.... Singapore Vertical Farms sounds interesting...
1) The Sahara use to be a green lush place, the aquifers are still supposedly full of water. Before Libya had its situation, they were building a massive man - made river to acquire and use that water for agriculture
2) The Western United States wouldn't exist without the damming and irrigation projects that allowed for residential and agricultural uses.
With that said, the problem is always that humans tend to overconsume their underground water supply.....but maybe the video will show something else.
With that said....as shown several times up here, we can produce plentiful food 365 with indoor hydroponic (or aquaponic) vertical farming [ame=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=vertical%20farming&gbv=2&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi]vertical farming - Google Search[/ame]
Edit: Seriously Serious ... I didn't watch the video when I typed that ^^^..... everything I said is in the video ......
.... Singapore Vertical Farms sounds interesting...
That's some good qualitative skills. I don't even notice. These cats just study biology or live "somewhat" in the region...
Yeah cause qtar is so indian.
you are deliriously obsessed breh
