This Is Going To Change Everything!
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2023
- An amazing discovery in North America is going to change everything we know. It will change the way we live, eat and travel forever!
In the Chihuahuan desert, the largest desert in North America, covering a total area of almost 600 square kilometers something incredible is finally happening. This desert is pretty young and was only formed about 8,000 years ago. The process of desertification has grown exponentially in the past 150 years as well. One of the most interesting facts about this desert, is that it is considered to be the most bio-diverse Desert is world. When the Spanish first arrived in the region they mentioned that the area was covered in grasses that grew to the belly of their horses. These grasses have made way for a shrub desert landscape. Most of the bushes that grow in the desert today are the creosote bush yucca and mesquite, plants that thrive in the sandy soil and that dominate the lower areas of the desert and only 20% of the grasses remain today. The main reason they have disappeared is from overgrazing, resulting in the conservation status of the desert being described as “vulnerable.”
But now a shocking and surprising discovery is turning this around instead of deserts being desolate and dry, we humans can sculpt the earth that can provide abundance through the natural resources that are already locally available, creating a low carbon circular economy,
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Great video! Regreening, rainwater harvesting, building soil, natural building from inexpensive onsite materials is where it is at.
Thank you for featuring Peppo's permaculture efforts in the Chihuahua Desert. Absolutely beautiful.
Would love to visit there.
(Btw sheep can give you perfect lawns...)
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Give to THE SCHILLER INSTITUTE
What this guy did in Mexico is NOT allowed in the U.S. Severe fines for water collection.
@@jacka55six60 well that will be an interesting contrast at the border
Ilive in Michigan and have been saying this for years, it works. All it would take in the United States is for everyone to plant two trees in an accessible area near you. That would equal approx 620 million trees. With that many trees planted it would indeed change the weather patterns by sheer convection in the atmosphere creating more rain chances. Cool the earth and help it survive.
So California should not reach 120°?
We have millions upon millions of almond trees in the valley....
Just saying.
Sounds great on paper. Then some idiot politicians decides to ban burning leaves. Result,trees get cut down..
Your neighbor across the lake in IL
Need a solution for high rises, parking lots, mega shopping centers etc.
@@MaryReese-oy8is Give up driving a car and they will have to disappear. Plants grow through asphalt after a few years. They will constitute fantastic ruins in a couple of centuries... 🌲
@@c.garcia2363 Monoculture kills the land... The earth needs its natural ecosystem in order to regenerate. 🌞
This knowledge has been around for many, many years.
There are some that have done it, some that are doing it, and some planing on doing it.
Good on this guy, happy to see him doing what he is doing.
It's hardly anything new.
Yes, glad to see folks in Mexico doing this. China is greening deserts in its territory, also. Permaculture methods have been known for 40 years but it takes people to put them to practical use to actually make a difference. The more people who get onboard with this, the faster we will bring a new world.
40 years? Much much longer than that.
Every home should have a rain water collection system and solar panels.
And compost, always compost, and a dry toilet or whatever it's called in English
No every creek, gully small river, should be full of beaver. And every farm should farm 4 or 5 different animals and we need more forests and grasslands that are not farmed.
Not every area of the world is suitable for solar panels or gets enough rainfall to make collection viable. Solar panels are ecologically damaging to make and are currently pretty nigh impossible to recycle. That said, those who can should. If you have a garden definitely compost and if possible have a composting toilet, but again not everybody, especially city dwellers, can do this. These measures by private citizens are but drops in the ocean compared to what multinationals could and should be doing to reverse climate change.
@@oldchild527 No thanks! I don't need a liter box and I am not carrying around my own poo. It's far better to set up a septic system with spill zone to fertilize a field of plants and trees. I've even seen a french system that had a glass top to let in sunlight to speed up the process and create a gas collection system that could be used for cooking. Check out Earthship Homes.
California is trying to gut the rooftop solar benefits by transferring all the benefits of feeding back into the electrical grid back to the electric companies except for about 3% of generation.
One Small Town will change the world ❤ we are doing all this. Join us. Abundance and care ❤
I'm doing the same in the high mountain desert of southern Oregon, i discovered retaining ponds don't work but terraces do for maximum water absorption
The water tunnels under my swales and retaining walls
*I am all hillside and cliffs
Water by gravity. Terrace work done for millennia. Peru, Asia, America's..even Greece and Italy grow grapes on terrace
We would love to see your work, feel free to send us something through any of our social media channels or links 😀
SWAILS! Keeping the water on site. Great gardening advice for all of us who live in the western USA.
beautiful, simple, brilliant 💗🌻 🙌🏽
I agree, every home should have a water collection /waste recycling system as normal component
No money in that
And a large container or cistern to hold the water
Sounds great, until the govt arrests you for collecting THEIR water.
@@jacka55six60 moved out of the country and have collected water for 35 years , it s not taking anything from the ground water that’s BS the rain where er are dumps 75% down the roads directly into the sea .
@@jacka55six60 yes, did you see the department of agriculture wants everyone to register their garden? They call it a community garden. Sounds communistic to me
thanks for your commitment to showing us solutions!
Amazing…. I learned so much! Props to this young man for taking the time & energy to work with Mother Nature…. So inspiring!!! Please continue to keep us posted! 🙏🥰
We will, we are going back to document now is the mega drought, and pepo needs to install more water capturing earth works, we are going to help him and thanks to our members we can take this to the next stage...more on www.leafoflife.world
The future will always build-up based on the failures of the pass. When you learn what don't work you learn to do better ! Truth + Wisdom = Peace ✌ 🙏 🙌 👏.
Working for the good of humans and the Earth! Good on you! 😊
And save the animals and biodiversity..
if only our governments thought the same way
@@soulshine8531 The same techniques can be employed for that too.
Que bueno! Go Pepo and partners! Fukuoka, Vandana Shiva, so many ancient techniques. We can do what is wise, but when can we stop the madness?
Wonderful.
Awesome work, Keep it up!!!
Air wells have hade some success. Inspired by the misidentification of Greek grave memorials due to an observation that the layers of perforated hollow stone structures maximize condensation as the air temperature changes. They have had success in providing passive water collection for communities.
this channel gives me hope
Truly a great undertaking ,Good luck to all those people 👍👍👍
Amei o vídeo, que confirma que "tudo é possível com perseverança e respeitando a natureza"...Até mesmo reverter a desertificação, impressionante!?👏👏👏👏
I love these desert greening vids!!! 🌱
Muy Bien, Pues si mucho SE puede plantar y crecer en El desierto, con Mucha dedicacion, tiempo y amor por la Tierra... Lo triste es que ya muy pocos quieren trabajar el campo!
Super. Hope this has come in time❤ Excellent idea for a future that will turn our world around.
We have to recognize the value of permaculture and go back to it.
Great vid!
Permaculture is nothing new, it's been around for a long time. An Australian ,Bill Mollison, pioneered the technique.He wrote books about it. He helped people in Africa and elsewhere, and tough this technique. So the change has not come about sudden, it's been coming for thirty years or more.
Don’t forget Sepp Holtzer and his protège these days, Zach Weiss.... he’s carrying the torch...❤
This change sadly has not reached large scale agribusiness in the West...
when u have NO knowledge u can not make progress! without youtube NOBODY WORDLWIDE would know about these techniques! LOVE IT! I truly hope millions of people will get to see these videos! same as those black nets on mountains capturing fog-water, and streaming the water via pipes into villages...people have FREE WATER ALWAYS! there are many ways greening our lands...
@@eoachan9304
It's a false premise that permaculture is impossible to scale up.
Read Mark Shepard's book Restoration Agriculture.
He started with very little, and has expanded to several farms over several states, unlike Bill Gates who is rich and whose farms are employing exploitive farming practices.
Conventional annual ag is fragile and adds little to food diversity to our diets, nor farmer/national resiliency.
You will be excited to know that Pepo worked with Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton, you can find out more about Pepos regreening work on our website: www.leafoflife.world
As a Certified Permaculture Designer I can only hope that there will be wide spread adoption & application of permaculture principles. That alone could easily bring humanity 1000 years of peace and prosperity. Does humanity want that? Is humanity ready?
Building Technology. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)
I can relate to your condition, a similar thing happened to one of my siblings. Best wishes to you and your spouse.
Nice to know that we share an interest in the subject of permaculture or by whatever name it goes. 🙂
I agree with re-greening but most ideas and so called solutions only seem to be taken up if there's money in them for big business 😔
All this is illegal in California. You could never get a permit to build an off grid home like this. You CAN get a permit to build a 3,500sq.ft. luxury home, so long as you pay the permit fees, and instal the required fire sprinklers, solar panels, and other things required by the international building code, and maybe building a power connection to the grid (as required in most CA counties).
Imressive 👌. What were the initial steps taken by him ... I think that's more important... could you upload that video ?
We in Peru are so worried about the destruction of Selva Maya in Mexico. The president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador ( AMLO ), is building a Train going across the pristine jungle. Has been destroyed native jungle, and the worst of all is the destruction of Cenotes , underground caves with pristine pure water . It is been used big drilling machines for installing pillings as foundation - keywords found in spanish -> PERFORACION + CENOTE + SELVA MAYA + TREN MAYA + AMBIENTALISTAS MEXICANOS
we the leaf of life team are working with maya elders and supporting their work to protect and regenerate the selva maya, you can find out more about the work we do here: www.leafoflife.world
Mexico is one of the worst counties on the planet.
I don't get why the drive to destroy our common heritage and natural world always is destroyed for cheap profit it disgusts mee quite frankly. How hard would it truly be to go around? There's plenty of space outside of these pristine rainforests right?
Great job leafoflife, it is very important to say the World the destruction in Selva Maya, all the information found is given in spanish, so videos in english, french, german, dutch, etc is very important ->
"""El Tramo 5 Sur del mal llamado 'Tren Maya' está devastando cenotes y cuevas"""
Beautiful!
Desert areas actually affect our climate? It does make a lot of sense to turn them into productive lands. My religious friend over 40 years ago used to tell me, "The deserts will bloom".
If deserts are spreading, how is it that the Earth is about 20% greener than it was 40 years ago?
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Al Bardiya in Saudi Arabia is a marvellous example of water harvesting.
Permaculture is the way forward. ❤ the video many thanks 🙏
Nice! This is so inspiring..
Brilliant
These folks should take a long hard look how these ideas worked out for Sri Lanka.
They will only say the people in Sir Lanka didn't do it right.
Reinventing what's been done all over the world a long time before.
Absolutely brilliant!!
Permaculture projects are happening around the world: Loess Plateau Restoration Project in China, Paani Water Project in India, Greening the Desert Project in Jordan and many others. The US is slow to respond as conservatives resist the urgent need to slow and adapt to the climate crisis.
Looking very interesting! I love the mud houses made from earth into much more natural looking homes… American housing industry should be in this. The future can be very promising if we work our habitat into the environment that makes us a part of sustainability just by placing our living into the environment that produces sustainable weather cycles, and nourishment of environment. This looks hopeful as a way to balance our world. ❤
Yes and mud homes are a circular economy and leaves no pollution. Unlike cement industry
This is definitely doable, and it connects with the accomplished very quickly with very little money as long as you’re not fighting the government and things like rainmakers (Chemtrail producing planes) it’s amazing how fast things will grow in the desert tumbleweeds can be broken down into compost very quickly. Plants and vegetables traded to people who come in from the cities have them bring green waste when they come! Show the Earth a little bit of love she’ll give to you such abundance. Soon you’ll have to be given away, cucumbers, and squash.
Love your work and I am encouraged by the efforts of all the people in the videos. Please do something about the sound quality, it is very hard to understand what is being said
Somehow I think most of the people making comments here are living in a old school bus. That has flowers painted on the windows. There is a pile of stuff under a tarp, that you are going to repurpose someday. But today you are just going to smoke the ganja and stare at the river.
That area looked quite green already. I'd like to see this method used in places with vast runoff and really make a difference.
Even a desert looks green when it rains 😉👍👍👍
Leaf of life you said.
I need to join that group sounds like fun in the sun water and lands people and wildl8fe .
A dream come true
Great things happen when man starts new technics ❤
I love this!
While individuals like Pepo are solving problems like this, governments (corporations) are destroying greenbelt land at an alarming rate.
Yup... all we need is water.
Thats why i praid for water on the deserts so we can all be rich. We deserve it
When reviving arid land... I hope the saguaros and other important plants continue
Oh i love it
We have soils where it was once sand
Amen amen amen
That I s so cool!
Do you really need a woosh on every transition? 😂
Interesting.
I have seen swales work time and again.
Looks like going backwards with our modern systems to earlier processes can make the changes needed to save our planet.
Makes sense like the Beavers dam up an area to conserve water.
They make it look so good BUT it is so much better and cheaper if you don't have to.
Yes
Everyone should burn candles..... Shanghaied in America beyond a reasonable doubt!
Fact check. The world has seen significant 'greening ' (more plants, less desert) over the last 40 years.
I love the way a few determined individuals have worked to prove that deserts can be made habitable, fertile, and productive.
One thing though - if it does rain more as the landscape becomes even greener, will those adobe huts start to wash away?
Not wanting to belittle the great achievements in space technology, I often wonder if the money spent should have first been channeled into greening our deserts. After all, scientists say that they are trying to find life on other worlds, and finding out from where we came, when some of us already know the answers to those questions.
Wow
That is the Sonora Desert which the state of Chihuahua is in.
It's not a new plan but it's finally gaining some momentum. Would like on the Dutch plans progress.
I have a son in Veracruz state trying do agriculture naturally. He has found the seasons are dryer now that used to be wetter so very difficult to make a real living of it. Did you have a grant to get started?
I was just looking at land in chihuahua to homestead. How hot and cold does it get?
The temperature is extreme can snow and got well below zero in winter and get very hot in summer
we already live in these horrible conditions.
And the sun could explode tonight and it wouldn't come up tomorrow
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What time of year was each part of this filmed? I would love to see a timelapse of the progression throughout the year(s).
How much government involvement did he have to deal with?
Does his local government asses fees, restrict, force specific methods or have a permitting process on:
changing waterways, soil disturbance, excavation, endangered species studies, studies of the effect on native flora and fauna especially with the introduction of non native animals such as livestock & other farm animals and increase of nitrogen from non native sources.... etc....
building codes, licensing, enforcement, waste removal, approved catchment systems and guidelines, animal licensing, brand inspectors,
Floating solar panels would decrease evaporation of rain water and cool the panels.
Water-saving solutions are millennia old and found all over the world: no need to invent and produce a riding wheel when it is allready there. Hey, those mud-houses are also ancient. Hey, maybe our ancestors were not that stupid. Maybe we can learn from them instead of doing things 'better'.
Works great for a small village but I don't see Mexico City doing that anytime soon. This is how people lived 2000 years ago without electricity of course. Turning the deserts green would have the same results as cutting down the rain forests. As in bad results.
There is this project in Mexico City, ua-cam.com/video/MknjOxbXUfU/v-deo.html its the biggest one but there are many smaller similar projects in other areas of the city
Nice video. the concepts involved in permaculture and water management are nothing new, and have existed for decades. The problem is getting mainstream agribusiness and farmers to use them: both are addicted to mass farming with destructive mechanized techniques, oil derived fertilizers, and pesticides. Proponents of the principles in this video *must* be able to show *real world profitable and resource-saving results* or they sadly will be ignored as usual.
The oligarchs only use climate change to push looney and deadly agendas. They care nothing abt the planet, humanity or sustainability
Farmers had to go big to feed the masses Dont blame farmers Rip up your lawn and grow your own food
Peter Andrews an Australian was doing this 20 years ago
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It's actually against the law to collect rain water in some areas.
One guy did it in Africa and is amazing
what is the building at 1:28????
"How we grow our FOOD".
And he shows a farmer cutting leaves off a maguey used to make Tequila
Your point at 3:52 about deserts increasing due to global warming is incorrect. NASA satellites have confirmed that more of the earths surface has been greening over the last few decades as the planet has warmed. During the last glacial maximum when the earth was much cooler there was a greater desert coverage.
Not to blow my own horn but in Arizona there are areas where we've been doing this for decades. Personally, I've been doing this since 2000. The only reason it works is because greedy corporations have not tried to stick their noses into the situation. But they will, and they'll screw it all up like they screw up everything. It's not going to "change everything." You've got to change the system that keeps ruining what's good for bottom line profits.
Nuclear power for the win
It'd april soon
The winter is still extremely cold.
You needs to get those deserts blooming
Or winter might stay forever
We will all die
Nice, but everything he has was not made with solar power, sad part is everything has to be mined and processed and constructed on coal power most likely.
So Pepe lives in the country and collects water . He also has a few solar panels . This is different than millions of other people right ? How is it different ?
Also earthship homes in New Mexico capture rain water, produce their own electricity from solar, take care of their waste, and grow their own food all off the grid.
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Greening up the deserts around the world would cause more imbalance, it's a case of re-balancing and replanting the areas we have destroyed. Not creating green deserts that needs to happen.
Definitely what is changing everything happens outside of the view of most people, cuz most people live in cities. But out in the hinterland, in the backcountry clearcut logging, AKA deforestation-style logging accelerated over CoViD. The general storm weariness & record snows in California -- all weather extremes, temperature included, is from rapid deforestation. They're moon-scaping us, not only desertifying, because any delicate desert flower owes its existence to the nearest forest, even if that forest is hundreds of miles away. Please speak out so we dont get too far from forests, cuz that's too much for the systems that sustain us. Let's replace the resource base and protect what we have thru stewardship style logging. That's selection logging without ANY highgrading, unless it's a flat area of 2nd growth.
We moved into the forest for the water and trees, then cut them all down and use up the water.
So we make a new Forest in the desert so we have Wood & Water, then move there and cut them all down and use up all the water..?