This didn't tell us much. No numbers on how the project is doing. What is working so far and what isn't.

@emtronea1

Ай бұрын

We got bamboozled 😂

@Krobra91

29 күн бұрын

i suggest looking up other documentaries on this they go into detail. There are few of these projects that take 4 years to grow, that create food farms in the process for local villages, others that plan native trees that act as shades and growth zones so other plants can be planted. They are mostly using old civilization forgotten techniques like building half moons at an incline to collect and store ground water and replenish underground aquafers. etc. theres alot of work happening

@gwhite7136

29 күн бұрын

@@Krobra91 Kinda of like what they are doing in Saudi? I saw they have round farms at the edg of the desert as well as near the ocean. Greening project for the 100 mile Wall city but surrounding it. It's great stuff. The half moons as well as the larger round farms..

Let's make AFRICA green again 🌍

@yakin9940

20 күн бұрын

Freedom to western Sahara 🇪🇭🇪🇭🇪🇭

They don't even mention the Great Green Wall until 2/3 of the way through. It's like a documentary about the Brooklyn Bridge that spends the first half explaining what gravity is.

One of the most important projects in our lifetime. To think that the Sahara was once a vast, fertile agriculture zone prior to desertification is astounding. I hope it succeeds!

Great tree plantation project.

I hope this great green wall was successful

3:28min Picture of the Sonora desert! never knew this is in Africa!

Political integration should precede economic integration, hence why regional economic has failed to reduce poverty and intra Africa trade is still low, there must be single passport and quality infrastructure for free movement of persons and goods

Countries, not states..

What's the latest update?

The nerd in me is going to disagree that it's the driest :p, but still, awesome content!

If they plant apple trees then there will be a solution

Nice. But most of the wars in Africa are primarily due to interference of external forces like the West. Evidence of this is now available. Most people don't kill each other because they don't have land for grazing their animals or plant crops. Yes, back in the 1800s, the wars were for expanding local influence.

People must first leave Abrahamic religion and think of their ancestors who survived this vast landscape with full of greenery. People must dedicate to achieve this goal asap for their future generation without going for any kind of war. Concentrating the goal

@saadsalman6641

18 күн бұрын

Non Abrahamic sanghi goons are exploiting Aravali range despite several bans from the Supreme court

@Juniordc21

15 күн бұрын

Jesus is the way

Disappointed! No real information about the green wall until the end. D-

Pitiful juvenile video with a horrible script that tells us little!

there's no country called Western Sahara btw ! there's Morocco and it includes what's called Western sahara ! you can check that out simply by searching few cities from there such as Dakhla !! or you can fly there to get a stamp on your passport saying Kingdom of Morocco . fix the goddamn map next time

@CaptainConditor

Ай бұрын

Morocco illegally annexed most of that part

@azraellucifer5589

Ай бұрын

@@CaptainConditor illegally ? are you sure about that ?? i'm not here to prove that a part of my country belongs to me btw . so just stfu and go school urself a little bit more . if you as german accepted to lose ur land to russia & france . me as moroccan i don't and i won't . p.s your country Germany is beggin my country to invest in what you calling western sahara and that my country annexed it illegaly so your country is an accomplice?

@user-ph1gr1bq5p

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@azraellucifer5589

Ай бұрын

@@user-ph1gr1bq5p ben bettouch enta khalik tmse7 tramtk b ramla f tendouf :)

@NextGenGamezz

Ай бұрын

Lol