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This is again a project of an unfathomable scale that's just been completed in China and barely anyone has heard of it in the rest of the world China has just finished constructing a continuous 3,046-kilometer (1,892-mile) green barrier - made of plants and trees - completely encircling the... show more
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I saw a lot of questions related to how they choose whether to use plants, solar panels, or sand-control engineering in different sections of the green wall. This is a great video by @FriedaLi3 that explains this 👇

O but at what cost? What about The Desert right to self determination?

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Amazing project ! In the meantime, we have new plastic bottle caps on Evian and co. In Europe.🙌

To each their level of ambition 🥲

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China has built a 3,000 kilometer long Green Great Wall around the Taklamakan Desert. In the long run, I believe this is part of China's efforts to turn the Taklamakan Desert into the oasis. The Taklamakan Desert has not always been a desert. 2000 years ago, there were some ancient kingdoms here, such as the famous ancient city of Jingjue. However, as the Earth's climate declined, evaporation and precipitation decreased, these ancient civilizations disappeared, and this land gradually became covered by deserts. But for a long time to come, the Earth's temperature will obviously rise, global precipitation will increase, melting snow in surrounding mountains will also increase, and water supply in the Taklamakan Desert is increasing. We even heard some "flood" news in Taklamakan desert last year. It is not surprising that oases will reappear. The strength of Chinese civilization is actually strongly positively correlated with the Earth's temperature. The two strongest dynasties in Chinese history, the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, were both among the hottest period on Earth, and now the Earth's temperature is rising again........

Interesting, thanks!

BBC "New research in environmental science shows that improper afforestation may have a negative impact on the environment; The research subjects include afforestation projects in the northern deserts of China."

Classic... They had to find a negative angle on it, didn't they...
