#deserts — Public Fediverse posts

Lets start large de-desert-ification tests and projects which needs many many new words.

If we covered the Sahara in forests it would go a long way to taking out EXXON's CO2 from the atmosphere and reducing that driver to climate collapse.

Kevin Russell @[email protected] · 2026-07-19 · 19:26 UTC

Lets start large de-desert-ification tests and projects which needs many many new words.

If we covered the Sahara in forests it would go a long way to taking out EXXON's CO2 from the atmosphere and reducing that driver to climate collapse.

Kevin Russell @kevinrns · 2026-07-19 · 19:26 UTC

Lets start large de-desert-ification tests and projects which needs many many new words.

If we covered the Sahara in forests it would go a long way to taking out EXXON's CO2 from the atmosphere and reducing that driver to climate collapse.

Kevin Russell @[email protected] · 2026-07-19 · 19:26 UTC

Lets start large de-desert-ification tests and projects which needs many many new words.

If we covered the Sahara in forests it would go a long way to taking out EXXON's CO2 from the atmosphere and reducing that driver to climate collapse.

#solar #deserts #afforestation #climate

Planetary Ecologist @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 20:11 UTC

Yellow dune (Deserts 🏜️)

Yellow dunes are sand dunes that develop after the first set of embryo dunes appear. They have an average depth of about 5m and are composed primarily of sand. They are so named because their lack of humus gives them a yellow color. The percentage of exposed sand on these dunes is generally about 20%. The remaining 80% is covered with vegetation that cannot withstand the conditions on the embryo ...

#yellowdune #dunes #deserts

Planetary Ecologist @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 20:11 UTC

Yellow dune (Deserts 🏜️)

Yellow dunes are sand dunes that develop after the first set of embryo dunes appear. They have an average depth of about 5m and are composed primarily of sand. They are so named because their lack of humus gives them a yellow color. The percentage of exposed sand on these dunes is generally about 20%. The remaining 80% is covered with vegetation that cannot withstand the conditions on the embryo ...

#yellowdune #dunes #deserts

Planetary Ecologist @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 20:11 UTC

Yellow dune (Deserts 🏜️)

Yellow dunes are sand dunes that develop after the first set of embryo dunes appear. They have an average depth of about 5m and are composed primarily of sand. They are so named because their lack of humus gives them a yellow color. The percentage of exposed sand on these dunes is generally about 20%. The remaining 80% is covered with vegetation that cannot withstand the conditions on the embryo ...

#yellowdune #dunes #deserts

Planetary Ecologist @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 20:11 UTC

Yellow dune (Deserts 🏜️)

Yellow dunes are sand dunes that develop after the first set of embryo dunes appear. They have an average depth of about 5m and are composed primarily of sand. They are so named because their lack of humus gives them a yellow color. The percentage of exposed sand on these dunes is generally about 20%. The remaining 80% is covered with vegetation that cannot withstand the conditions on the embryo ...

#yellowdune #dunes #deserts

Planetary Ecologist @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 20:11 UTC

Yellow dune (Deserts 🏜️)

Yellow dunes are sand dunes that develop after the first set of embryo dunes appear. They have an average depth of about 5m and are composed primarily of sand. They are so named because their lack of humus gives them a yellow color. The percentage of exposed sand on these dunes is generally about 20%. The remaining 80% is covered with vegetation that cannot withstand the conditions on the embryo ...