Bu muhteşem bir proje

Afrika Sahra çölünde yeşil kuşak veya yeşil duvar projesini yaptılar, Çin'e de yaptılar. Bu zor bir iş ama imkansız değil. Orta Anadolu, Doğu ve Güneydoğu Anadolu için de 3 tane yeşil kuşak projemiz olsa iyi olur. Türkiye için Çin'deki Gobi Çölü örneği daha doğru çünkü karasal iklim kışın soğuk yazın sıcak kurak bir iklim olarak Gobi çölüne yakın bölgelerdeki Çin iklimine benziyor. Bu sebeple hem kurağa hem soğuğa dayanıklı ağaçlar, çalılar ve çimenler ekilmeli. Aslında Türkiye'de bu yapılırsa erezyon önlenir, doğa canlanır, turizm gelişir, en önemlisi de tarım ve hayvancılıkta verimlilik artar, faydası büyük olur

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Bu proje hala güncel mi?

The great-green wall was such a half-baked idea the way it was done. Countries quit and people took wood etc. Burying rotten wood (and straw etc.) deep (deeper than graves) would have been worthwhile instead (seeds in it) because it'd be too difficult to vandalise or take. Planting of sacrifical crops with ill-adapted non-native species would have made more sense because the trees would die eventually and thereby provide more wood left to rot. The important bit to leave remaining is the dead roots/stump. It also takes forever to rot, thereby meaning the "fake-hugelkultur" resulting from it would last a long time awaiting water. The people doing this larp have far too much money and are out of touch. Also, when you plant organic matter to feed a tree, the way they do it is arse about face. You're supposed to bury the tree upside down. You cut off leafy branches, then branch logs, then trunk. Therefore, green leaves _(especially with nitrogen added like manure/grass)_ go at the bottom of the 3metre 'grave', then twigs with woodchips, then logs. This is because the lower material rot quicker and the logs sit in it to rot fast by its biological processes. You then bury the topsoil on that first followed by subsoil on top _(and preferably regolith or pebbles higher on top, if you have some to spare)._ Water it all if you wish. Two decent trees like that _(in a hole the size of a family car or two)_ is better than 10 trees spaced in the manner they have been. It is easier to guard. In hot desert sand, it would rot fast (and that is desired). The water used to help dig sand (using the power-takeoff from a motorbike) would water the bed/grave. Then the wood is harvested to repeat the process. It's always a chick. smh.

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