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It's without doubt the y3000 desert reforestation is going to take massive amounts of money. As I sit and watch the global economic crisis unfold across the world I see a similar characteristic of uncertainty overwhelm politicians across the planet.

How will we get through this? For the time being we are settled in relying on our governments bail out multi billion dollar companies. Trillion dollar bail out packages are the supposed Holy Grail used by politicians lacking the intelligence and imagination to create newer more effective cash flow solutions.

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Between May 2000 and August 2006, Brazil lost nearly 150,000 square kilometres of forest?an area larger than Greece?and since 1970, over 600,000 square kilometres (232,000 square miles) of Amazon rainforest have been destroyed.

Deforestation practices around the world are NOT going to stop no matter how bad the figures look. The truth is we need the timber for houses, furniture paper etc. The only thing that's going to slow the deforestation of the Amazon forest is the Y3000 Plan.

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As if our Middle East neighbours aren't rich enough in oil deposits, they also boast one of the most suitable landscapes for the Y3000 plan re-foresting prospectus.

Full of countries and cities of such historical significance including the Arabian city of Mecca, the birthplace of the Islam prophet Muhammad and Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, not to mention some of the oldest civilizations known to man kind. If you think these countries can't make Y3000 plan happen, you're wrong.

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The prospectus of the Y3000 forest boasts multiple positive scientifically proven side effects not just for its immediate region but for thousands of kilometres outside of the region. The best part is The Y3000 Forest can be duplicated anywhere in the world.

Global warming solutions and accurate research is being outdated just as rapidly as house hold computers were in the 90's. Research up until now can show the statistics of the current Amazonian forest climate yet information directly related to what the world would be like without the Amazon is scarce.

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Saving the environment against global warming needs action now and it involves you more then you think. You don't need to spend thousands of hours creating something new. We have done all the work for you. All you need to do is support us and the Y3000 Plan we have designed. Our philosophy is "if we get enough people to join our site or leave a comment, Governments will have to listen ".

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Suggestions to saving the planet and creating millions of jobs are everywhere. But if you think it doesn't involve you think again. There's has never been a better time in history to have your thoughts heard. If its positive action your looking for then you must read this free info article.

You don't need to be a rocket scientist or invent anything, simply adding your name can be enough to bring around change. It's called the Y3000 Plan. The Y3000 plan is designed to burn human waste (methane gas, for energy) in sewage plants, sending the left over waste into deserts and reducing Green House emissions by 20,000 tons a year. Why would we move it to the desert?

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Building a new man made Amazon forest may not be as far fetched or difficult as some would have us believe. With global warming and co2 emissions on the rise the world is screaming for ACTION and Australia has the answer.

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The high proportion of methane dissolved in the effluent represents a substantial loss of biogas for energy production, as well as representing a serious greenhouse risk should the methane subsequently escape to the atmosphere (since methane has twenty one times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide). Continue Reading The Part 2C

The plant utilised an "anaerobic migrating bed reactor" which was subdivided into four reaction cells in a series. The contents of the first three cells were mixed intermittently by injecting bubbles of recirculated biogas, and the sludge was allowed to settle in the unmixed last cell.

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Aquatec-Maxcon drew upon the technical expertise of an experienced wastewater treatment consultant, Ken Hartley, and the Advanced Wastewater Management Centre at The University of Queensland. Funding support was provided through the Queensland Sustainable Energy Innovation Fund.

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