Water is Life

This post has been updated.

 Life is an experience of fragile sensitivities

at times. Even our thoughts must be tem-

pered to prevent opinions from clouding

a solution. 

In regions of Africa and the Middle East

water is lacking in supply with a great

demand. Local conflicts make the

development of technologies a difficulty.

Desalination of water requires a lot of

energy. Yemen, UAE, and other

countries have a proximity close to

the Arabian Sea; and, the future of

these areas - including parts of 

North Africa - depends on solar

power. 

The desalination needs to be

solar powered to be more effective.

With the high temperatures, 

ventilation of cooling air becomes

a great expense. 

It is possible to design a house in

which the ventilation moves in a 

certain path to create a current.

A small solar powered air conditioner

may be able to cool a home with

fans directing the flow.

Reforestation will require extending

the tree line and grass.

composting and mulching will

enrich the sand through constant

conditioning.

The availability of biomass for

construction is affordable if

purchased in mass.

Creating green houses composed of

biomass and solar powered in those

areas will start the process of

healing both the earth and

our environment.

In America, we have a similar

terrain. California is experiencing

a drought. The funds to support

such an effort are more readily

available in the United States than

in other areas. Research and  proto-

types can be assembled and

disassembled with little effect

on the cost of the projects.

Hedging and reinvesting would

cut the basic costs. 

Where there is turmoil, there

also exists oases of diplomacy

and positive compromise.

Even in America, the "requirements"

and "standards" of society prevents

progressive growth.

It would be good to do a study

of North and South American

Indigenous 

agricultural technology that

stems from before the

arrival of Europeans, Africans,

and Asians by route of the

Atlantic.

[The original peoples arrived

by land bridge and small

sturdy water crafts.]https://www.britannica.com/topic/agriculture/South-America

Instead of transplanting corn, beans,

and squash, the native or common species/

varieties of plants should be able to

have the same functions. 

There are also plants such as bamboo

which can be used for food, textiles,

and the frame of structures for living.

Copra and coconuts are some of the basis

for biomass plastics.

That which seems to be plant waste

may serve as fertilizer in certain 

situations.

For myself - and position yourself

to where these words are echoing

within your mind - we/I need to

change our mindset to be more

objective, observant, aware,

understanding, patient, and

compassionate of the lives

of those around us.

If we search for solutions

with the intention and desire

of bringing relief on a peaceful

basis, anything that is selfless

can be achieved.

When we decide to counteract

negativity on a global scale

we will be able to correct

our errors.

I am only one person with

an idea to better the lives

of others.

Let this encourage you

to change the planet

in a positive way.

An idea, any idea of a better future

is still hope of a greater tomorrow.

When we work together for the

benefit of others, we provide a 

bright and positive future for our

children and their children.