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Over land that has been deforested and desertified, install solar panels above the ground spaced in such a way as to keep half the ground in the shade. This would lower the soil temperature retarding water loss and promoting growth of vegetation. The reclaimed land could be used to expand agriculture
and to restore forests.
Thinking about ginseng farm aplications myself...
http://en.wikipedia...Solar_updraft_tower
collector areas as large as 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) in diameter have been considered. [2 fries shy of a happy meal, Jan 04 2012]
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Good idea. It has the added benefit of not only growing plants not normally found in a given area, but also producing electricity without photovalvic tech. [link] |
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Probably good to put the panels on tall supports to free up as
much space under as possible. Well help shield crops our plants
from wind too... |
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Now all we need is for someone to front 10 billion dollars. |
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That's why I'm willing to give the idea away. I'll never have 10 gigglebucks. If anyone has, help yourself. |
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