@FirstNameZak@Rainmaker1973 they gave up on it because it's useless. solving an issue with a symptom of success, lol. instead, use nature's machines built for homeostasis of ideal environments: the native horse. https://t.co/qYGUB1TNHG
@Kenneth21948126@Rainmaker1973 don't plant species that cannot survive in a desert. take action which will instead recede the desert: https://t.co/qYGUB1TNHG
@C_W_McMaster@Rainmaker1973 it is this, and it is extremely inefficient. it's also naive to think that planting trees in environments they cannot survive will solve anything. instead, listen to ecologists as the Chinese (with the same issues) had done. https://t.co/qYGUB1TNHG
@Rainmaker1973 The Chinese gave up on this because it didn't work. It is like pouring water into a pool before you build the foundation. Instead, they listened to ecologists, and have found massive success in reintroducing native horses to the areas: https://t.co/qYGUB1TNHG
@tukushiA i wonder if one of the layers will have a fungus or electrical system that will act as a connected being, making the layer 'alive' in a way. it would make for an abyssal mystery