https://www.dw.com/en/how-to-prevent-the-planet-from-becoming-an-uninhabitable-desert/a-60794869
Thanks. Very interesting.
It reminds me, though, of the 19th century theories that if you simply got things growing in the American West, it would create a virtuous cycle of rain that would allow you to grow more stuff. John Wesley Powell called bullshit on that theory and, as a result, lost his government job. But a century later, it was clear that Powell had been right.
Good example at scale on the Sahara mentioned in one of the links in the article: https://www.greatgreenwall.org/about-great-green-wall
Always thought those solar concentrator projects would generate plenty heat to desalinate sea water that could be used to irrigate.
>> green wall
Thanks. It's always good to see some news like that.