This is super interesting. I lived in Dubai/UAE for 7 years and did lots of hiking around the Hajar mountains and in the mountains of Oman. This places get a surprising amount of fog. I think fog nets would be a great idea for agriculture in the areas with higher elevation.
Already UAE is ready to improve their life standards and innovative skill at any cost . And if local Emirates like this skilled professor at the forefront, then there's no lookback for UAE 🇦🇪 . Greetings from India 🇮🇳 .
I don't think that it's efficient at all. It's not cheap to do reverse osmosis and 1-2 litres of water produced from brime is just too less, considering that almost 70% water is brime.
This is super interesting. I lived in Dubai/UAE for 7 years and did lots of hiking around the Hajar mountains and in the mountains of Oman. This places get a surprising amount of fog. I think fog nets would be a great idea for agriculture in the areas with higher elevation.
Already UAE is ready to improve their life standards and innovative skill at any cost . And if local Emirates like this skilled professor at the forefront, then there's no lookback for UAE 🇦🇪 . Greetings from India 🇮🇳 .
What a Chad, true legend
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Interesting.
Why not put a dome around the entire tank and collect the water
Brilliant. 🎉
Very smart
Team this guy with Jeff Lawton.
Brine water is evaporated and trapped/ collected .
slam dear I would like to discuss some farming idea's I like to share
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I don't think that it's efficient at all. It's not cheap to do reverse osmosis and 1-2 litres of water produced from brime is just too less, considering that almost 70% water is brime.
its more then you think