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Maybe using solar power to make food from thin air? I do not have time to explain the science behind it, cos I am gonna finish up Dune Part 2, but this is a legit technology.
If they are close to the ocean,Maybe using solar power to make food from thin air? I do not have time to explain the science behind it, cos I am gonna finish up Dune Part 2, but this is a legit technology.
Eating light: Finnish startup begins making food ‘from air and solar power’
Maker hopes solein, protein grown with CO2 and electricity, will cut environmental impact of farmingwww.theguardian.com
That is true also.
Ooh, that could work. Just make sure the chickens get enough food and water.
That is true.
That means we can grow crops near oceans nowadays, and feed more people.
Peace is not a food question in the Middle East. They know to can desalinate seawater for irrigation, and the world'd help them to do it. 1 kmq solar panels'd be sufficient to irrigate about 30 kmq(1 kmq solar panels -> about 0.1 Twh -> about 30e6 m3 of fresh water with reverse osmosis -> 30 kmq x 1 meter of available fresh water). But it's not the problem of the Middle East
The Middle East makes most of their money selling oil.
Peace might be more of an oil question (and a theocracy question, as some countries in the Middle East are run by dictators or an iron fist). The US should have never gotten involved in the Middle East. Wouldn't it be cool if we could cover just 1% of the entire desert in the Middle East with solar panels?
That is true as well. For a Middle Easterner, food will be easier to get when a lot of oil gets sold by the Middle East. We as a world need a diverse energy mix in order to be more stable, but hey, I am just a young man in his mid-20s, not an economist.
