Скачать или смотреть Trees make Rain – Science NOW Proves It!

Ever wondered if trees actually influence the weather? It's not just a myth! In this video, we summarize the recent science that provides compelling evidence that trees play a crucial role in precipitation. You'll see real-world examples of regions where reforestation efforts have resulted in measurable increases in rainfall. WATCH NEXT - additional environmental and economic benefits of using trees to grow food eco-logically -    • Expert Reveals the Genuine Climate-Friendl...  

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Wendy is a PhD ecologist with a diploma in Permaculture. She teaches highly specialised eco-logical approaches to growing food supporting farmers and food gardeners internationally over the last thirty years. Her journey isn't confined to theory and scientific papers; it involves getting her hands dirty and gaining practical skills. Through these experiences, she realised that many established organic and regenerative practices could be greatly improved and shows us how here -

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