with all that due-pleated uranium sitting around on the sand in iraq it might be quiet cheap. no point in using solar energy as that's far too sensible and long term. they need something that will help add value to martyring and the long term repression of women.
Jesus, what about my idea for desalinating water? They got lots a sun, their a fucking desert! So solar power desalination!
. yeah, tht's an exellent idea for the future water sources, and it's nto a bad idea, solar energy, they have too many sun light, they can make solar panels, on each roof, and on some wals of some buildings, like windows, i saw a new kind of windows, that can produce energy from the sun, it's a normal window, but, it produce electicity, propably roof gardens, under those solar panels on the roof, would be an exelent idea, there's also a new technology, to send some kidna of atelites with mirrors, to produce power, from the sun lights, then, send them to earth, (the electrity or the energy i mean) Japan have a program to do it
I hear its not very cost effective to desalinate, one of the reasons why the Sauds are outsourcing agriculture. Why is that?
. so, if happened, an they turned it into desert, sure it will make soo many benefits, for the hall planet earth, and for the region, also economy and other stuff,
. so, would it be impossible, if they maked many oasis, intill the hall desert turns into oasis, then, they start planting under those palms, then, the weather will start to change by time, then, bumm, byebye desert, they already use that tecknique in agriculture, it's also used in the past
How's that working in Dubai? I think this is another case of techno-triumphalism, born from 50 years of dirt cheap energy. We won't be engaged in as many monumental engineering projects in the future.
. do you mean the tekink of oasis, it's used from a very old times, in tunisia south, cause it's a desert there, also in some places in egypte, also, in saudi arabia, it's even used in the ancient ages, and it's very usefull for such areas, yumi, i love the palm's fruit, you know, the palms of teh desert, i don't know it's english name,