Israel using saltwater, sewage to grow trees in desert - The Times of India: "JERUSALEM: Scientists in Israel are growing trees in the barren land of the Arava desert by using recycled sewage and saltwater.
This forest planted over the summer is soaking up harmful excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and releasing beneficial oxygen, Israel's nocamels.com reported.
If the Arabs, with trillions of petro $$$$'s would just spend 0.000000000001 less time in the 14th century, Jihad ploting and blaming everything in the universe for their screwed up countries...they too might get a little creative.
Click on India Times link above for the full story of Arava.
For what's new in Israeli innovation an excellent site is: http://nocamels.com/ or there's http://www.israel21c.org/
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This forest planted over the summer is soaking up harmful excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and releasing beneficial oxygen, Israel's nocamels.com reported.
If the Arabs, with trillions of petro $$$$'s would just spend 0.000000000001 less time in the 14th century, Jihad ploting and blaming everything in the universe for their screwed up countries...they too might get a little creative.
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For what's new in Israeli innovation an excellent site is: http://nocamels.com/ or there's http://www.israel21c.org/
(Photos: Copyright Control).
