Incredible plan to green the desert of Egypt
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Egypt has experienced rapid population growth in recent decades. Between 1986 to 2018, the number of people in the country doubled. If the current rate of population growth continues, the number of Egyptians will reach 190 million by 2050. Such calculations were published by the Director of the Demographic Center of the Ministry of Planning and Development Amira Tawadros. So that people do not live in so to say cramped conditions, the government wants to limit the number of children in families to two. Perhaps this will help solve the problem of overpopulation for future generations. But how can the tension in the most populous country in the Arab world be relieved now? According to experts, if the Sinai Peninsula was inhabited, it could unload the Egyptian cities. Now it is a barren desert, crisscrossed by mountains. But once in its place was a green oasis with lush vegetation. Based on some historical documents, 4500-8000 years ago, Sinai could boast of fertile land with forests, meadows, and numerous lakes. Ancient rock paintings found on the peninsula depict trees and plants. And in the records of the 1500-year-old Saint Catherine's Monastery, located at the foot of Mount Sinai, calculations of the amount of wood were found.
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Beautiful . Thats saving the World. GREEN THE WORLD ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️. Nature is the most important factor for all life on Earth. 🌎🌍🌏🌎🌍🌏🌎
NO!! Deserts are my Favorite Biome and Not all beauty lies in Green places!!
Such projects should be backed no matter what and where they are being done
In Egypt`s case they honestly shouldn`t. Those guys need to deal with way more basic stuff in she short term like having a public transport system or building a subway or installing traffic lights.
The Egyptian state is going bankrupt from simply building a city 10 kilometers away from their heartland. Expecting them to first turn a desert the size of a medium country into a green lushland and then building all the infrastructure like plumbing, sewage system, electrifying it, building roads, etc and settling in millions is just too much of a task for them.
Interesting idea, but definitely would be a lot of benefits of the greens. I would love to see it happening! 👍
Me too ! A beautiful green Planet 🌎🌍🌏🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
As Egyptian I would love to see it happen there already to farm over 400 thousand acres in Sinai
It honestly probably wont. I don`t know why I keep seeing "mega projects" in Egypt when the current government is so bankrupt that it`s literally selling territory of the state to foreign countries like Saudi Arabia just so they can keep building their "new capital" which is literally a revolution proof getaway home for the ruling elite.
Egypt should realistically focus on more affordable and realistic objectives like installing traffic lights or creating actual public transport in Cairo or finishing at least one of the many abandoned cities from former regimes so that housing for the extremely poor is available.
Greening the desert🌱 🌿🍃🌲🌳. Save many life 🌱🌍🌎🌏🌱🌿🍃🌲🌳👍🌱🌳🌲🌱🌳🕊🌼🌸🌺☁🌧💧💦🌱🌳🌳🌱🍃🌳🌲is time for plant 🌱🌍🌳
This actually sounds awesome! I support this! I hope they get the funding they need to make it happen. 👍
Interesting. Another project would be to fill the Qattara depression with sea water . This would change Egyptian weather adding rain to the dessert in many areas of Egypt. Use the regenerative agriculture methodology of Gabe brown to restore soil and much of Egypt could be greened and made productive.
Or salt from the seawater might seep into groundwater and the nile river basin to reduce egypt's remaining fresh water sources... better to reforest the north Mediterranean shores & sinai then let rainfall fill the depression. Feeding the depression with salt water will just keep adding salt as the water evaporates and turn it into another dead sea.
If the project ends up increasing the flow of the nile they could divert some river water to the Qattara depression and make a freshwater lake. Or they could fill it with sea water and connect it to the nile with a canal
@@SherifRok-cw8kx exactly....
This seems like an awesome idea.. most of the moisture from the medditeranean goes to the Indian ocean through the sinai. If it rains over sinai, this might releive the pressure pushing the wind into the red sea, and cycle Mediterranean moisture into more rainfall over north africa and the levant instead. Excellent!
How can we do that cloud seeding what are options?
@@saniyaahmad3153 By planting desert trees in the areas of flash floods first, then more biodiversity over time. Those trees can survive for years without rain. And their roots make the soil store more water underground instead of sliding to the Mediterranean. The stored water is evaporated slowly by the trees to cause more rain. See the Loes plateau project in China for example. It took time - about 20 or 30 years to turn the desert there to a green landscape.
With the greening of the earth from climate changes, it's the perfect time to start these projects all over the world.
The Palestinians can take the Sinai and green it....
It snows in winter in sinai on the mountains. The only way to restore it to some greenery, you need trees that are fast growing and easy to plant through cuttings and seeds. Water should be purified through greenhouses with containers of sea water creating humidity and the humid vapor is cooled down under ground to create the condensation, as you go deep underground, the temperature drops, so you need to find out the dew point in Sinai. There is not other option.
It would be good to green all the deserts of the world
Of you're watching this in august of 2023, egypt has already removed the silt in lake bardawil.
nice!
Save Our Planet
Interesting idea, thanks for sharing
Amazing egypt 🇪🇬 ❤
Brother why your views are dropping down drastically 😟
Always plant tall spreading shadows various trees suitable to the Soil&climate of the regions on large scale turn regions into lush green dense forest
Didn’t know France annexed Belgium 🤣🤣
Why not try planting from sea coast area using sea water 🌊useful trees 🌳 such as jackfruit .Karanj Rohida mango Shalmali saru Ashoka badam banyan babool bamboo peeple pilkhan pangara parijat kanchan apata shivan etc.
These are Indian trees not sinaitic, desert, east Mediterranean or east African ones
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You should offer this plan on the Egyptians
Well done to ALL
The U.S. should build a water pipeline from either the Missouri River or the Mississippi River to Lake Mead.
Keren
If the Egyptians wants to live they must full controll of the Nile. Ethiopia has enougf rivers if it want have energy, but it biult the Nile dam to safocate and kill Egypt. Egypt has enough power either to distroy ethiopia or control the dam, slowly make it empty and then distroy the dam. That is the only option remain for Egypt.
Can't have full control of a river that runs through multiple countries, doesn't make sense
yea ethiopia would allow foreign control of their own river on their territory .. yea right.
@@0122arendell He want Egypt to invade and colonise... the river only... Yea that would really be possible and the population would accept it... they kicked Italians out 😂
Egypt have also made Assouan dam. The Ethiopian dam is only on the blue Nile. Egypt should help Sudan and south Sudan to green his desert in order to increase the flow of the white Nile. Also they should work on all the watershed between all the countries to restore all the wetlands and greening as much is possible and so on
i'm an egyption i never heard about this hope it's true but honstely think this is a HUGE CAP AND NOT EVEN REMOTLY TRUE
Only sisi can believe that
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I absolutely HATE this Idea! Leave Deserts alone! it's one thing to combat desertification but leave Natural Deserts alone!
The Sahara was covered grasslands and lush forests 5000 years ago. Greening the Sahara is simply restoring it to how it originally was.
@@Guavauava Let NATURE Not Man do that in its own Time! The Earth’s Axis wobbles and that’s why the climate shifts! Also I love Deserts! And I’m against ANY attempts to green natural Deserts (not man made ones) Also the Sahara Desert’s dust benefits the Amazon Rainforest! So Leave the Sahara Alone and let Nature In it’s own time do it!
Blud wants everybody to starve
@@YoussefRizk-gn4zgShut Up!! I don’t want Everyone to Starve!! But there are Plenty of Places to grow food and NOT in a Desert!! Did you not see the part of my comment where Saharan Dust benefits the Amazon Rainforest which would then STARVE without it?! Natural Deserts need to be Left Alone! Short sighted desert haters like you make me sick!!
@@IronHorsefan1869 The Amazon is about 50 millions of years old. It existed when the Sahara was grasslands and, it existed when it was desert. And it survived the 250+ times the Sahara transitioned between the two. The Amazon is eternal. Nature is always in flux. We need to green the deserts to stand a chance of surviving the climate catastrophe. Greening the desert is a practical and doable solution.
....indeed we can observe the hardworking and smart chinese are/were successful with such projects....however, my personal experience is that the Egyptians will totally ruin such project...even under the leadership of a Dutch engineer....the egyptions are not only lazy....but think about one thing only.....(guess why any goat speeds away whenever she spots an egyptian bloke....)....
I don't understand your comment dear , can you explain further why do you think Egyptians will fail in such task?
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