Can cloud seeding make the UAE's desert green?
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3 місяці томуA transformation is unfolding in the United Arab Emirates, where approximately 80% of the country’s land is desert.
The UAE has introduced measures to combat desertification by turning its arid landscapes green. Other countries like China have also adopted similar processes.
The Middle East is home to 12 of the 17 most “water-stressed” countries of the world, and the UAE receives less than 200 mm of rainfall a year.
Comparatively, the U.K. soaked up an average of 1,051 mm of rain in 2022, while Singapore was drenched in a whopping 3,012 mm during the same year.
Abdulla Al Mandous, director general at the UAE National Centre of Meteorology, says that the country has invested more than $20 million in cloud seeding research - a process designed to enhance rainfall.
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@POVdoing 24 дні тому
Anybody else here after watching the flood videos this morning from them getting a year worth of rain in one day?
@__________________________6910 24 дні тому
Yes
@sir3278 24 дні тому
Yep
@jiyunotsubasaa 24 дні тому
Sorry I'm late
@Currentlygurleen 23 дні тому
Yes
@matsten 23 дні тому
Me
@MatanT18 24 дні тому
Who’s here as Dubai is turning into a lake?
@magesalmanac6424 3 місяці тому
Desert greening works! I watch this type of content on UKposts all the time ☺️ It just has to be done right. You can’t just plant miles of the same type of plant. Different systems have to work in unison.
@abduwahabhasan 3 місяці тому
I also like to watch these type of videos 😊
@fromhersanctuary 3 місяці тому
I’m fascinated and it looks like I’ll be joining you in watching more videos about this!
@user-ce3jn5nq3c Місяць тому
this is not without consequence,clouds seeding 😂,
@user-du3gu2nm4q 15 днів тому
U think u are smart than export........ How arrogant u r
@Leto2ndAtreides 3 місяці тому
Wonder how this impacts the normal flow of water in the world and where those clouds would naturally have ended up producing rain.
@Ollybus 3 місяці тому
That was my immediate thought too.
@solmanJapan 3 місяці тому
Assuming they would have and not just evaporated... I can't imagine it will make a huge difference given that countries like the UAE and Australia struggle with getting rainfall where they need it.
@Leto2ndAtreides 3 місяці тому
@@solmanJapan Let's consider other countries. Like, if historically water ends up producing rain in one country or region, but on the way another country takes out those clouds, then water isn't reaching where it usually would. Of course, you just can't say what the impact might be without suitable models and historical data. But if we go the direction of engineering the weather, there's an even chance that it'd require coordination across counties. Similar to how one country blocking rivers that happen to pass through their territory can become a problem for where that water historically went.
@HigherQualityUploads 3 місяці тому
There have been reports that regions surrounding one that practices cloud seeding see less rainfall. Mankind's arrogance has them thinking they're creating moisture. They're not. They're just robbing it from elsewhere.
@nicksmith7989 3 місяці тому
@@solmanJapanAustralia and the UAE aren’t really comparable though are they? Australia is an enormous country and continent, with dozens of different climate and ecological zones. The UAE is a tiny country that is and always was, desert. UAE cloud seeding is forcing an unnatural occurrence for increased rainfall in the desert, when those clouds would have dropped the rain somewhere else completely different.
@karthikn8536 3 місяці тому
Feels a lot like a marketing video than a doc.
@andyroid7339 2 місяці тому
Exactly. A sort of 'We're trying hard, really we are' apology for their embarrassment at COP28
@elsamartin6515 2 місяці тому
That's what I also thought. They don't show any actual result, it's just generic footage from the UAE
@eslnoob191 Місяць тому
Most videos about Qatar and the UAE are like that. Close to 100 percent
@Drantico 3 місяці тому
The question that stands to mind is how much carbon dioxide was emitted to produce such beautiful environments? Do these greenlands actually suck CO2 if you consider all the building, solar panels production, fertilization, transportation, on the equation? And what are the consequences to global climate if you use cloud engineering ? Those are topics i haven't seen anyone talk about...
@lfckaran 3 місяці тому
No one talks about them because it’s not important to their agenda. The truth is that when you combine all these industrial processes to simulate the effect of nature to your benefit, there is an inherent net negative effect on the environment. It further disrupts the already tragic equilibrium of nature we currently have.
@Krobra91 2 місяці тому
Slowly but surely yes. Remember the area is a desert... so C02 emissions are already high, by starting to make these green areas, they are alreay starting to combat the areas
@omairtech6711 2 місяці тому
@@Krobra91 Yes, this is the right answer.
@nugrahaeiga 2 місяці тому
They use treated wastewater for the greneery, including the golf course
@Watchamacallit000 25 днів тому
The trees are watered with desalinated seawater, which has a very detrimental environmental impact. The trees that are planted aren't drought resistant species either. Instead of laying artificial grass, huge water thirsty lawns are planted that require near constant irrigation in summer. Since cloudseeding started, the rain hasn't increased but the fog, which provides moisture for the survival of desert plants and wildlife, has deteriorated. There is too much interference. One can PR it as much as you want to. The system isn't optimal. For it to work effectively, wiser decisions need to be made
@ctrl-shift-run8681 21 день тому
Well, this explains a lot with the floods going on recently.
@Hasanaljadid 13 днів тому
Actually The flood is natural
@cryptoth4n0s77 3 місяці тому
I also thought the best time to irrigate plants is during the late evening where less evaporation takes place to save the less water
@robertlee6338 2 місяці тому
Non issue as long as there is desalinated water
@northerncousin7862 Місяць тому
better to water in the early morning starting just after sunrise and before the heat of the day. Plants need sunlight to photosynthesize so irrigation over night allows more time for water to evaporate and ends up wasting water.
@FukutenshiYoufan 3 місяці тому
They literally have unlimited salt in their sea. Using that salt, they can cloud seed so that there'll be rains. And waters will make the desert becoming greens and more liveable. So, it's actually a very great solution and a win-win solution. ❣
@bogdan78pop 3 місяці тому
They don't use salt NaCl........they use some type of salt .....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( any chemical compound formed from the reaction of an acid with a base, with all or part of the hydrogen of the acid replaced by a metal or other cation....)
@nicksmith7989 3 місяці тому
Except the countries who would historically have received that rainfall are now not going to, purely so the UAE has a nice attraction for tourism. Deserts themselves are a unique ecosystem, and given UAE and virtually all of the Arabian peninsula has been desert for thousands of years, this is essentially environmental terrorism. They’re destroying an ecosystem, they aren’t reversing desertification like the great green walls in China and across North Africa.
@southerncross5360 24 дні тому
How'd that work out? Here's one of the many headlines dated April 17 "At Least 20 Dead In UAE And Oman After Record Rainfall Causes Severe Flooding"
@samkithkumar6037 3 місяці тому
Edit: The city of Las Vegas uses huge amount of water,sometimes just to entertain, in what is a very dry region Las vegas uses up to 629 litres of water per person per day (P.S) just now checked it wasn't LA it was las vegas Source: Question it by Philip Steele
@L154N4LG4IB 3 місяці тому
Beauty? In LA? You sure?
@edmondantes4338 3 місяці тому
625 liters a day is nothing. It's the water consumption of a single family.
@samkithkumar6037 3 місяці тому
@@L154N4LG4IB yes pretty sure
@samkithkumar6037 3 місяці тому
@@edmondantes4338 but still every drop counts
@rajeshranjan3199 3 місяці тому
I don't believe you.
@NedInYaHead 3 місяці тому
Modern day alchemy - making fertile soil from dust and sand... Imagine if someone from ancient history saw this! Fascinating!
@andrewphillips2478 23 дні тому
Lol this backfired
@aktan4ik 3 місяці тому
Whats with the ammo reload sounds?
@namralopes 2 місяці тому
That's impressive! Combatting desertification is crucial, especially in regions facing water scarcity. It's inspiring to see countries like the UAE and China taking steps to green their landscapes and mitigate the impacts of arid conditions
@helloim3j 3 місяці тому
Hectares, square miles, square meters... Please pick a system of measurement.
@Citizen-of-theworld 3 місяці тому
That must be the most well funded meteorological centre in the world. Very flashy indeed!
@conanclarke9308 3 місяці тому
Pity cant swap some of the Arab desert sunshine for some of the west of Ireland cold rainy weather
@daniel11111 2 місяці тому
I lived in the UAE for the first 30 years of my life and now live in Ireland. And I can’t stress this enough, do not wish for this. It is bad, really bad. Ireland is heaven on earth (the weather). Lush green, rainy, cold weather > dry, soul crushing heat, dusty.
@ahkkariq7406 Місяць тому
We have more than enough rain here in Norway too. Sometimes I wonder if "someone" is manipulating the weather and giving us more rain than we would get naturally to fill the reservoirs that produce power and thus money.
@leakeice 24 дні тому
How is cloud seeding working out for them now?
@Tamoiii 23 дні тому
And now it rain too much
@davisoaresalves5179 3 місяці тому
Yet the UAE keeps burning oil.
@ghost91977 3 місяці тому
Also yet, One of the biggest solar farms in the world are in UAE.
@beepboopbeepp 2 місяці тому
If we quit oil before we have proper new green energy then it would be the same as suicide
@dontlaughtoomuch11 2 місяці тому
@@ghost91977 Go visit Dubai, NOT A SINGLE SOLAR PANEL in sight.. Reason; the sun fries the wiring and causes the panels to malfunction... (Ironicaly, it's too hot to work optimally)
@michaelmatisse2808 2 місяці тому
The money from oil funds water desalination, the water desalinated helps regreen the desert, and using a lot of this desalinated water helps reduce the sea level rising because of global warming.
@dontlaughtoomuch11 2 місяці тому
@@michaelmatisse2808 You do realize that's the DUMBEST idea you can do right?! At the very least use a nuclear power plant this way you don't stress the environment! If you ever lived near an oil processing plant, I can tell you the whole area stinks like a fart! Side note, you can't "green" a hot desert! Using a finite energy source to create drinking water! Side note, desalinated water does NOT contain natural minerals... And what are you going to do with the brine?! Your design isn't circular... Israel tried it on a small scale and nearly depleted the Sea of Galilea! This isn't a "high" desert like in Ethiopia or in some places of Colorado!
@Agapimo 2 місяці тому
They are not following the SIMPLE principles of the water cycle: evaporation = condensation/clouds=rain Apply permaculture principles to slow and capture rain within the landscape so can then have enough subsoil water to support plants that TRANSPIRE, evaporate water from their leaves, which feeds into the natural water cycle. Also vital to increasing water efficiency, recycle 100% of used water as nature does, and include more green roofs and spaces to further the cycle while reducing the tendency of urban areas to elevate temperatures in a heat island effect.
@Adam.5111 2 місяці тому
You can not use the term desertification so loosely. You can not have desertification in a place that has already been a desert for hundreds of years if not for Millenniums like the UAE and Saudi Arabia. You can use the term desertification for countries and region that have a reasonable amount of vegetation like Mexico or South Africa.
@halnelson5936 2 місяці тому
Not all the lands of these countries are deserts check the west Saudi Arabia
@etaylor8028 13 днів тому
The team is so passionate to the cause that they even dress as clouds
@oldparkhouse8136 2 місяці тому
Wonderful news. I have wondered when some of the Middle Eastern countries would start to address and how they would tackle it. Shukran!
@namralopes Місяць тому
Also UAE's attempts to reverse desertification by reforesting its barren landscapes are admirable, particularly in light of the region's problems with water constraint. Seeing other nations, like China, addressing environmental challenges with comparable steps is encouraging.
@juandoe2696 3 місяці тому
4:43 ... wait so they paved paradise just to put up a parking? Guess Joni Michell was right they didn't know what they had till it was gone.
@magesalmanac6424 3 місяці тому
You nailed it… that song resonates stronger than ever.
@user-fm6ns5nb4j 3 місяці тому
Don't forget it was Dubai that built those stupid islands in the shape of palm trees (dredging up coral reefs in the process). Built a city without planning and building a central water treatment system. And chose an American model of suburban planning when they could have taken the best ideas from anywhere in the World.
@daniel11111 2 місяці тому
@@user-fm6ns5nb4j’stupid islands’? 🤣. Sour grape huh?
@user-fm6ns5nb4j 2 місяці тому
@@daniel11111 Not really, only one has been finished, they've caused problems along the rest of the Dubai coast because of changed currents. And they caused huge environmental destruction - most countries are at pains to preserve their coral reefs and oyster beds - Dubai built over theirs.
@daniel11111 2 місяці тому
@@user-fm6ns5nb4j that one island brings in more revenue than your corrupt politicians can envision.And talking about environmental impacts, western nations with comparable per capita emissions should be the last one talking,
@ericliu5491 3 місяці тому
Could seeding is the best way to address water shortages because it does not require new infrastructure.
@sparrowt4082 3 місяці тому
"Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert." -- Isaiah 43:19 (NKJV)
@ufcprophet40 24 дні тому
Habibis at work
@ngelorum516 2 місяці тому
There is one problem...cloud seeding doesn't just effect the area you're doing the cloud seeding. Cloud seeding may work well for the UAE but could cause droughts in other parts of the world or can cause more rain in other areas of the world that don't need more rain
@pistolen87 2 місяці тому
Where does the water that the tress require come from? Does the trees needs for water compete with human needs?
@CM73878 23 дні тому
It’s been a washout.
@ahvidaneidavirgilluminous8754 Місяць тому
Great efforts
@amrani_art 22 дні тому
True innovation, so fascinating how people come up with creative solutions to sustain life.
@Talkwithtina808 10 днів тому
When will people learn to stop messing with Mother Nature !
@leonelbustosb 3 місяці тому
So amateur, that they can’t even take out the dollar sign from their numbers when talking about other numbers
@RUHappyATM 3 місяці тому
CNBC doesn't pay its video editors enough.
@michaelmatisse2808 2 місяці тому
To reduce the sea water level rising we should all use desalinated water.
@shub202 22 дні тому
Nature be like let's make it an ocean
@andyroid7339 2 місяці тому
Hmm? Whilst we need to replace the greenery we've destroyed, I wonder if undertaking the task in this way is best. Two thoughts: i) what are the unintended consequences (and there will be some) of cloud seeding? Where would the water have gone had it not been encouraged to consolidate into a cloud? ii) Is there any consideration of the albedo effect? My third thought - Why should I trust anything in this report when it appears to be in wholehearted support of nations which think nothing of building 'white elephants' (the Palm and 'World resorts), at great environmental cost (I don't just mean ecosystem disruption, there's also the fossil fuel energy expended) and the journalist at no point makes any challenging comment or counter argument. Rather, she appears to simply accept what she's told. We saw plenty of footage of plants in a nursery but little in the way of actual mature bushes and trees insitu. I also wondered why, given what is known about evaporation and temperature, were plants being watered during daylight hours?
@probablytwhatyouthinkB777 2 місяці тому
You pronounce ghafs very beautifully
@shazmosushi 3 місяці тому
Is there recent evidence that cloud seeding works? It will be fantastic if people can control rainfall, to make it happen over dryer places and land areas, rather than even more rainfall on already wet areas and oceans. But last I checked there's no evidence of its effectiveness.
@m.r.squarestudio9398 2 місяці тому
There is , I am living in UAE. Every once in a while they announce cloud seeding and then it actually rains even during summer. They do it during the weekends
@gman7329 2 місяці тому
Cloud seeding has been around since the 60’s, surely they wouldn’t still be doing it if it didn’t work.
@Vic4ful 3 місяці тому
Greening deserts is a great way to absorb CO2 and create oxygen, plus all the economic benefits you explained. Unluckily it is not a silver bullet, as it has also a negative effect: trees attract more sun energy (and thus heat) than deserts, as they are "darker" than sand. Scientific studies show how greening the entire Sahara would actually INCREASE global temperature.
@HKspurs10 3 місяці тому
It would also increase rainfall with the biotic pump, kickstarting a positive feedback loop
@Lock2002ful 3 місяці тому
@@HKspurs10 What does positive feedback loop mean in this case?
@HKspurs10 3 місяці тому
@@Lock2002ful meaning once there are enough trees planted, it will generate localised rainfall, hence naturally allowing the forest to grow without anymore man-made intervention, hence it's not as though you'll need to replant the entire thing
@Lock2002ful 3 місяці тому
@@HKspurs10 Ahh, ok. Thank you! What do you think about what the OP said concerning increasing global temperature should, for example, the whole of the Sahara become green. I don’t know about that but then again I’m no scientist.
@RUHappyATM 3 місяці тому
How so? I would have thought greening provides rainfall with a cooling effect, rather than hot dry air over deserts.
@qasimgilani2008 2 місяці тому
Wonderful
@auliatulananda 3 місяці тому
In indonesia, we plant cassava but harvesing corn
@tamoghnadas8581 22 дні тому
If Emirates is to survive in future it has to find a way fo change the desert back to green land. Such artifical rains will occur more as weather changes rapidly in the future. Fhey need to find a way to get this excess water to the ground, thus increasing ground water.
@brendatenorio5721 2 місяці тому
Great but too bad they didnt opt for landscaping for water recharge, tree planting, grasses, shrubs, rewilding. Possible using traditional desert community designs like ellipticals, crescent shaped water collection systems that creates shade, erosion control, vegetative diversity, water sustenance that protects nature and environment. Exploiting technology alone is not sustainable and environmental disastrous.
@EarnestBunbury 2 місяці тому
“your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.” Turning deserts green certainly brings benefits to locals, but it may diminish the earth’s albedo, its ability to reflect light and heat. Therefore it might cause earth’s temperature to raise more, than the captured co2 would have. Geoengineering is a difficult task
@devanshmalikk 3 місяці тому
if there was no sand there would have been no amazon!
@potatomatop9326 3 місяці тому
you're just giving MrBeast ideas...
@CNBCi 3 місяці тому
We look forward to the shout out once the video is published.
@Yamato-Yamato888 18 днів тому
UAE Floods caused by Cloud seeding project. Cloud seeding increases floods, dryness, droughts, deserts, extreme weather, and climate change. We need to actively undertake projects to green deserts, increase forests, and conserve forests so that natural rain can fall all over the world.
@salamandiuswestlife7729 2 місяці тому
Keep it up
@kkbmmalinaukaltara5786 3 місяці тому
Take CNBC International to the Taklamakan and Gobi deserts in China. as well as modern desert farming.
@supergirlangela 2 місяці тому
are they trying to make it rain with plains?
@TIGERZY2K 2 місяці тому
What if India could export it's babool and kikar plant saplings to UAE then may be it would help the Arab Sheikhs in speeding up the fight against desertification.
@jnusslein6301 3 місяці тому
India got best reforestation project
@ayyyejesterdazed 8 днів тому
So… is that why there’s random floods happening in Dubai rn??
@rmar127 2 місяці тому
Cloud seeding in the uae would be a useless waste of money. They don’t have the topography to induce rain. Ie: there are very few mountains to bring in precipitation. All the seeding would do is improve rainfall across the gulf in Iran.
@wotizit 21 день тому
Well well well
@joannemoore64 11 днів тому
😂@@wotizit
@joostoons8001 3 місяці тому
We should stand with this kind of idea.
@suny1265 23 дні тому
Yes they got water now...they just need Paul Moadib Artredis to turn it green 💚🍏🤣🤣🤣
@duncanbedford4765 24 дні тому
At last someone is taking a logical approach!❤
@williamwatitwa3534 20 днів тому
Ams and flooding the whole country
@duncanbedford4765 20 днів тому
@@williamwatitwa3534 I don't understand?
@user-zq9zp1mo1b 2 місяці тому
The smarter question would be..Should you turn desserts into forests??????...don't mess with mother natüre !!!we all love the way we look...especially her...shes gorgeous ...
@words-island1011 24 дні тому
That's what I waw thinking but no one ask themselves this. Forcefully putting our hands on things at once would turn from a bad thing to another. We just distract attention from the real problem cause it will make them uncomfortable to admit or to start from them into turning things better. All things have their own place and role and if some stuff got worse because of our actions, the best thing is to try to fix that without disturbing anything and making it more natural
@jameschristophercirujano6650 3 місяці тому
With all that money, they couldn't even make a forest. Like dump their treated sewage somewhere that makes use of plants to clean it further.
@pollen_za 2 місяці тому
I learnt about cloud seeding from my Professor in Physical Geography @ North-West University 🇿🇦
@ahooliu28 23 дні тому
Nah it just flooded the roads instead.
@lucijanpraprotnik 2 місяці тому
I think this solution could stop desertification in any countries where there is a lack of water and rain
@aaquibalhossain5728 2 місяці тому
So
@dcc70 2 місяці тому
0:40 why is there a teleprompter with Chinese script in the back? Is CNBC a Chinese owned news outlet?
@lokesh303101 3 місяці тому
With Water Resources Conservation Desert Turns Green.
@htk3342 2 місяці тому
wow
@Memessssss 16 днів тому
The flood last week has made dubai way more green
@mrpokefan8369 2 місяці тому
The question on the efficiency was not answered
@0animalproductworld558 Місяць тому
The problem is heat, if this world cools down, the desert will stop expanding. I think the desert is beautiful though but there must be a balance.
@user-ho1ln5ny1r 3 місяці тому
32°C is normal when temperature is stable Or minimum 28° C But where is 46 °C. Normally it is the place minimise now ,some where one year's changes is minimum helper One Socail media addiction is main that is only thinks for minimum to weather's uncertainty is main 32°C is stable of temparature for some places but is not for certain political parties it is realted nature because nature talks to which some are understands it
@simonpannett8810 2 місяці тому
Better to form a natural sustainable eco system that will hold and attract water!! Hope they do not pump saline water back into the sea from desalination!
@arloalps6215 3 місяці тому
And what is graphite made of? Coal! We gotta stop burning it & start using it more efficiently!
@toni4729 2 місяці тому
If the desert is being rained on, what other countries are going to suffer. What countries are milling out? The clouds are sailing past other countries that they used to drop rain on.
@red4666 19 днів тому
Wouldn’t it be easier to clean and pump water from the Gulf? Then plant trees and crap.
@Continentalmunkey88 3 місяці тому
Hydroponics industry experts without metaphors or jargon
@Rockhampton633 17 днів тому
U can't compare London and Singapore together. There countries get rain every day
@JerryAgenyi 3 місяці тому
Where there is a will...ways emerge.
@hardcoreherbivore4730 22 дні тому
If trends keep going as they are, UAE needs to figure out a solution for water capture.
@roodycrles3465 21 день тому
They can build their cities to accommodate flooding
@michaelsmith953 3 місяці тому
lol so they just have salty rain
@suitedup2965 3 місяці тому
20 million is pocket change to gov why does anyone go without water?
@tommybreen9677 22 дні тому
Allan Savory & holistic management have been turning desert into grasslands using nothing only cattle & change of thinking. Producing food, job's, habitat for very low cost.
@Tradingsamurai1 27 днів тому
The gun cocking sounds, and upwards inflections at the end of sentences, make this very difficult to take seriously
@bharath2508 3 місяці тому
Desertification works if you can get enough water for the plants.
@TsarHare 25 днів тому
do that in malibu
@southerncross5360 24 дні тому
They did it in Modesto
@CNBCi 3 місяці тому
Can you see these processes working? What other climate innovations would you like to hear about?
@cboy0394 3 місяці тому
It's only briefly mentioned near the end of the video but how much water do these greening initiatives require? The UAE is already one of the largest consumers of fresh water per capita in the world. While they do generate much of their fresh water through desalination, these plants require ALOT of energy to function. The waters surrounding the UAE are currently facing an issue of rising salinity levels due to the waste produced by the desalination plants.
@CNBCi 3 місяці тому
@@cboy0394 Great question. This won't answer all of your queries, but we did produce a video about the UAE's water usage a year ago. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/oaRmjWptjGuHyp8.html
@rioluna6058 2 місяці тому
@@CNBCiyeah lets get more co2 is fantástic the more heat in the atmosphere the better we all know how they put their disalination planta running and is not nuclear or solar can you guess which energy they use? I doesnt require a genius to know the answer. I Will talk about this with my peers to see if they have something to say maybe produce a video about it... You hypocrites.... There is a le el in dantes aventure reserve for People like yoi
@fayebird1808 29 днів тому
Permaculture.
@sa34w 2 місяці тому
Humans are weird they create desserts from forests and forests from desserts 😂
@happydays2300 20 днів тому
Well, THIS is an inconvenient little video. Oh! No! No! We're not cloud seeding, when, duh, it is well documented that you are, UAE.
@Diamond_Hanz 18 днів тому
Im here for the flood comments 😅😅
@dou40006 2 місяці тому
We hear about cloud seeding but never see the results on how effective it is,
@Ordinator1 23 дні тому
Yeah, that's a shame.
@user-go6il2tm4b 3 місяці тому
I am studying english with this video to build my vocab... ah....,si bal zz
@supppp1234 3 місяці тому
you have water to feed 40 billion animals
@Kharmatos13 2 місяці тому
Oh muh gurd, bro there's no such thing as Chemtrails. Proceeds to pitch the concept of Chemtrailing which they rebranded to "Clowd-Seeding".
@antnam4406 21 день тому
Now they got more water they can ever dream of. FLOOD
@dt6esdff413 3 місяці тому
all they had to is to build large scale desalination system, flood the dunes and erect nation wide urban jungle. but no, more hotel instead.
@bereketkiflejibicho3015 3 місяці тому
What always amazed me is the Congo river of Africa which flows towards Atlantic ocean with massive flows capacity. If this river diverted towards Sahara Desert which is largest desert in world, you can imagine trillions of trees will be planted, so the whole world will benefit that co2 level will drop!
@dawn_alex 3 місяці тому
If Sahara become green, then amazon rainforest in South America becomes desert. That is how world works.
@bereketkiflejibicho3015 3 місяці тому
@@dawn_alex yes it’s true! But the problem is every year Sahara desert is widening. At least stopping desertification will make a balance.
@dawn_alex 3 місяці тому
@@bereketkiflejibicho3015 Yea I heard they have come up with a plan called The Great Wall of Sahel or something.. in which they plant trees from western tip to eastern tip of African Continent to form a defensive line of vegetation. Don't know what happened to the project though..
@gman7329 2 місяці тому
@@dawn_alexit’s still going, I watched a video just recently about it! 👍
@Reiki19607 16 днів тому
Don’t think you should mess with nature.. we already made a mess of things…
@gautamgautamkrishna 3 місяці тому
The anchor looks like someone else 😊
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