@@XAndrew88 most idiotic thing someone could say... democracy gives YOU the FREEDOM to innovate! Go innovate! Dont wait on others to do it for you. Absolutely insane line of thinking
I usually listen to these whilst cleaning the kitchen at night. This is my first time listening in the morning so I get to enjoy a cup of coffee with you. Salut!
@@hossdelgado626 Nope. I dont believe you. I've seen plenty of travel vloggers on youtube, travelling in China that can only speak English, and they had a great time.
California has all the water it could ever use but because a few corrupt powerful families own all the water even though we have laws against that, much of the water is drained into the ocean
I once climbed an 800-foot desert dune -- didn't go up the face but along the ridge with the shallowest slope. It was different than climbing a coastal dune; the sand is actually more slippery in the desert due to the grains being rounder and smoother, which makes them slip more easily. But that very slipperiness makes them more fun to run down!
With the temp. change you would think there would be moisture in the air at night. They could make the units that collect that moist air and condense it into water and use that to aid in the plants needed water.
104 degrees impossible to live I work in up to 128 degrees and most of the summer is 100+ and it stays over 100 even at night. And yes some of us will work 16 hour shifts from 6am till 10pm with small breaks we don’t get official break times. Some days we won’t get breaks. We will stand outside drinking our water and eating what things we have that don’t need to be heated up. And we can’t go buy food. We have what we bring to work on a daily basis. We can’t leave and we have no services. 104 is easy and as long as he has a fan to move the air I am good.
@ I work for the state so it’s on the up and up sadly. Our contract has some interesting things in it. And if we get OSHA involved it will not help us out trust me.
@@gordonstewart5774 yes. They have found it to be ineffective as well. The latest videos I've seen, show them experimenting with more diverse plants that compliment and support each other, like a proper ecosystem
heres education.. sodium reactors banned in 1954 by the military in favour of nuke.. wander why.... solar pnls heat up the atmosphere.. wind farms cost more than they produce, as ev,s do.. your being brainwashed by bs..a solar pnl is restricted to 18%, by the mosfets instaled.. nice, eh.. ev.s take 70 yrs to brake even on manufacture, cost.. wind farms are a fkn dissater..
Why can't that excess heat be used to power generators, producing even more electricity? Collecting it may be as easy as running a thin pipe system around the solar cells, fill with a liquid that can then either be used directly or used to heat water to turn a turbine. It should save heat stress on the panels too, making them last longer.
@@fredwood1490 they have solar thermal plants for that. It's a bunch of mirrors that focus the light on to a tower that heats up salt in an underground facility and the thermal mass is used to run turbines on a much larger and more efficient scale.
@@the_NZH I understand that, what I'm talking about is cooling the photo electrical cells as over heating seems to be a problem for them. Why not use that energy too?
Wisconsin is home to some of the highest-quality silica sand in the world, particularly for fracking purposes, due to its unique grain size, roundness, and hardness. Wisconsin's sand has become a critical resource for oil drilling operations, particularly in the Middle East and other regions involved in shale oil extraction. Wisconsin Proppants, Superior Silica Sands, and Hi-Crushis ship their sand to Saudi Arabia primarily for use in the oil and gas industry.
Indeed the most often overlooked aspect when doing de-desertification, you need to actively & massively reduce the amount of sand in the targeted desert. Those sand need to be actively mined and used for something productive.
I wonder if 'they' have tried fracturing desert sand- from being rounded & smooth- into a more jagged shape, for use with the diminishing concrete additive, beach/river sand...?
Good morning, Steve! We know, you just don`t want a crowd of women following you around! LOL. Seriously, great information, thank you! I`ll catch you again, in your next video, you run to fast!
There’s one thing happening in the Chinese desert that might have a very large impact on the world that is the Thorium Molten Salt Reactor, a reactor that far superior to current reactors in the management of safety, efficiency, radioactive waste management along with the reduce cost for manufacturing the facility, and the speed at which the facility can be completed.
The most amazing thing about sand is that this commodity is in high demand. A lot of sea side tourist areas are continually losing their coastline and are in constant need for regular mitigation. For example New Jersey annually trucks in several hundred cubic yards of sand to replenish the loss. According to one source in the US: Beach erosion is a national problem as 80 to 90 percent of sandy beaches are currently eroding at rates of only a few inches to over 50 feet per year along the outer coastline of Louisiana, the erosion “hot spot” of the United States. Hence, this excessive sand can be purchased as valuable commodities globally.
This idea is bad & not bad at the same time , cuz first it's a waste of money , second of all why buy sand from another country when u can reclaim back from sea? just build a proper counter erosion method that will eventually change the topographic of the area
Heat absorption is a function of albedo. Heat can be removed by panels that reflect energy back into space at any wavelength for which the atmosphere is fairly transparent.
I'm thrilled about the dessert restoration back to greenery. It would be amazing if other countries could do that as well however, I feel that costs a tremendous amount of money.
Why would water pumped from dug wells in sand be salty? Because this desert must have been a Sea/Lake that dried up. One should look into the reasons a sea would dry up and reverse those. Perhaps it could be possible to reform the lake and then a sea?
I wonder where the water to sustain those "Green the desert" projects comes from? Lack of water is where the deserts came from so where is it coming from now? I can see the places where the pipes are buried and I assume a drip-diffusion system for the tree lines and something for the grass areas but where is the water coming from and what is happening in that place as the water is drawn off?
Get used to it. No matter how much anti-ccp propaganda out there, you will hear more success stories about China. If it hurt your ego, you need to get better at coping.
Thank you for this amazing video.i am impressed by China's ability to stop the sand dunes from taking over cities and roads. Thank for the info. So something is happening to you. I hope it isn't health wise. Take care of yourself. We need you 😊❤
So solar panels are causing global warming. Not fossil fuels. That's pretty good. How much pollution was generated, making all the solar panels? And what's the cause of recycling the solar panels when they wear out? These are questions you didn't even answer. Or even come across in your. Video
Amazing that we praise the solar panels, and tout the reduction in carbon, but say nothing on the increase of their already 1,161 coal fire power plants.
Maybe cause they produce the largest amount of green energy in the world. China produces more green power than every country in the world combined but they still have 1.4 billion people and is the biggest manufacturers in the world so they still need coal and nuclear to produce 60% of their energy needs. Here's something to think about, the green energy China makes can power the entire USA
@@OklahomaLubeDudeIts double the carbon emissions of the USA but when you think about it China has 4 times the population of the USA and produces goods to the entire world. What is the US excuse for producing 14.4% of the worlds carbon dioxide emissions? and image that figure of 14.4% mulitplied by 4 if it had a similar population
The Chinese should try regenerative farming. You dig swales and other water channels; it takes advantage of the seasonal rains, and can eventually raise the water table. It’s been used successfully in Africa, India, Australia and the USA.
That doesn't work when the surface is deep sand in dunes that move -- the surface needs to be somewhat stable and the material has to be able to actually hold water. In desert dunes where there's only 1.6 inches (4.2cm) of inches of precipitation a year, swales and water channels aren't going to work well, especially when the wind will erase your work in a few months. I've read of places where there are efforts using wood chips mixed with composted sewage to stabilize the surface: five or ten centimeters of the mix get spread and then tilled into the sand, the compost and wood chips hold together and work to freeze a dune in place. They're also supposed to absorb moisture and provide nutrients. I'm looking forward to seeing how those work out.
I like the fact that they are willing to take risks and chances, they might make mistakes but isn't that the whole point? One can't make an omelette without cracking some eggs.
Simply just amazing how China has become the leading country when it comes to such innovative ideas to transform the land and to make something that seemed unusable reusable along with their push to transform transportation and the likes. Thanks to China, the ebike revolution has changed the lives of many people here in the United States and I love that. It took China to transform transportation in the United States and to un-wing us from fossil fuels.
30 years or longer, and usually still 70% to 80% of original capacity. Can be used for years in places where there is not a need to cram the most output into a small area.
Took 10-20 years for Murikkka to fix a section of a highway while China can build an entire city in 10 years. I don’t think it’s the amount of people but Murikkka lacks good hard workers ever since slavery was abolished.
@@kristidin1983 I don’t know you, but the fact that you are so open minded about the metric system and willing to learn it, gives me the confidence to say that you will be fine. There are countless TH-cam videos on it. I could teach you if you want. It’s very simple.
If you're so worried about the extra heat solar panels would make by absorbing sunlight, why not just offset it with more mirrors? Put 1 solar panel down, put 1 mirror down. Also new solar tech may increase efficiency of them a lot very soon.
@@Keepskatin Well I wasn't commentating on the level of policing, though I doubt that the PRC will agree with you that the USA has taught them anything. Really I was just hinting that the road into Uighur lands was probably more like the roads into Tibet. A military asset to facilitate the PRC colonization of their 'Historical' territories. The USA didn't teach them that either.
You know everyone talks about housing shortage and the planet is 2 thirds water. Maybe we should start living on the water instead of cutting up ships in India??😮
There was a French guy, as I recall, who demonstrated placing a 'magnifying' lens over photovoltaic cells, improving their efficiency. Would this- placing lenses above solar cells- improve their outputs..maybe..? Or perhaps I am remembering this incorrectly
some countries can’t even agree on a Dan thing every 4 years, let alone 40 year project to save desert
One of the few benefits of a dictatorship
Actually... Starting to realize that democracy is actually not very good. No innovation, nothing.
@@XAndrew88 most idiotic thing someone could say... democracy gives YOU the FREEDOM to innovate! Go innovate! Dont wait on others to do it for you. Absolutely insane line of thinking
@@mcanderson0 Caught one! :P
Plus they don’t have to spend resources on war
"With an air temperature of 104 degrees F, it's impossible to survive."
I can see you've never lived in Phoenix, Arizona.
Or most parts of Australia😂.
or south oklahoma. or corpus christie, tx
Or where I live in Africa
113 F the day we left tuscon this last summer
115 stuck in a car that doesn't even not overheat itself with no AC. couldn't say i was actually surviving.
I usually listen to these whilst cleaning the kitchen at night. This is my first time listening in the morning so I get to enjoy a cup of coffee with you. Salut!
You are making China sound very fascinating, along with what I already know. It would be fascinating to visit.
Not recommended honestly. Look up their laws involving foreign peoples and you'd be expected to speak at least conversational mandarin
我建议你在youtube上搜一下china travel，看一看你的美国同胞怎么说I suggest you search for "china travel" on youtube and see what your American compatriots say.
@@hossdelgado626 Nope. I dont believe you. I've seen plenty of travel vloggers on youtube, travelling in China that can only speak English, and they had a great time.
@@hossdelgado626ashamed on you liar.
@@hossdelgado626do you know there are many translation apps that you can use when travelling?
A liitle ironic that watering grass on golf courses is more important in California...???
That's true👍
California has all the water it could ever use but because a few corrupt powerful families own all the water even though we have laws against that, much of the water is drained into the ocean
What water it’s MIA at the moment
Water is for the rich only and only those in the group
This is sadly true.
They are doing this while we are trying to define what a woman is!!
They do that, while people like you fall back into an attitude that has been outdated for 50 years.
@@zongodurruti7984 You just dont get it. They advance while we dont!!
@@loufaiella3354 Nah, more like they stay the same while we go backward. They haven't changed. We did but backward.
@@loufaiella3354 No, I advanced you don´t!
@zongodurruti7984 no its a big waste of time.. as the answer all ready is known ..
You gotta be inspired by the Chinese people, these huge projects often taking tens of years are amazing.
我们用了四十年时间来治理沙漠，现在取得了一点点成果We have spent forty years in combating desertification and have achieved a little result now.
@@MarkMa1979 its a huge task so even little positive results are absolutely awesome!
@@ak_raijin In ancient times, there is a story about Yu Gong moving mountains in our country. The Chinese believe that man can conquer heaven
I really enjoy learning about interesting things that are happening in the world.
I love you videos bro! You do a good job with this channel! Just incase nobody’s told you🎉
Traffic ligth for cammels 👍
" I'm going to make myself some coffee" proceeds to sit there and talk with a bottle of water sitting next to him😄
drink water with your coffee
China is truly ahead of everyone in the world. While we put a dufus on the presidency China has been innovating and investing massively.
This video shows what the "Re-education" camps have been doing.
🐸🐸🐷🐷🐶🐶🤑🤑
It's kind of funny that your face disappeared when the tractor behind you at about 3:30, but not when the following truck did next.
Yeah... I ... I saw that ... 🤨
@@Stylie1977 CGI person
I once climbed an 800-foot desert dune -- didn't go up the face but along the ridge with the shallowest slope. It was different than climbing a coastal dune; the sand is actually more slippery in the desert due to the grains being rounder and smoother, which makes them slip more easily. But that very slipperiness makes them more fun to run down!
This guy makes a big deal out of staying anonymous even though the shots of him aren't needed at all lol
This guy is an idiot.
I’m guessing you’re not familiar with Death Note
@Boomin4u death what?
@@Boomin4u nope
Not the point of him doing this
Great video
I wonder if they ever find cool ancient or historic things out in their deserts.......
The Tarim mummies & the ancient oasis city and kingdom of Loulan
yeah, the dry weather helped preserve those ruins
This project would take a century in America
Well done China
Another classic by WATOP. I really like your back drop effects
Watch what real China is like CHINA UNDERCOVER CHANNEL will either make you laugh, cry or flabbergasted.
With the temp. change you would think there would be moisture in the air at night. They could make the units that collect that moist air and condense it into water and use that to aid in the plants needed water.
There is a lot of moisture collects on the solar panels and waters the planet underneath it.
Love the content, really learned a lot from it. ❤ Thz
Pumping ground water to grow crops has a cost.
If the pumps take out more water than nature puts back there will be a problem.
Just love to hear about the all the good ideas being implemented.
149.03/0.4 people/mi^2 what an intuitive way to illustrate population density!
China bought coal mountains in KY in 2016, own land in NC too, lots more, they're getting what they need.
You do a great job creating and moderating your videos! And I don't detect any added BS. THANK YOU ! 🙂
🤔Wonder if they've come across any Sarlac Pits?🤣
Solar panels are not optimal for desert environments, because ironically the panels operate best when cool.
你的观点在第一代太阳能板时候是正确的，但对目前中国国内沙漠使用的太阳能板不适用，哪怕到90摄氏度，这些特定的太阳能板发电效率损失不到2%
Half efficiency is better than no panels at all
@@downix Half of half of half efficiency, at the worst. At that point, they will lose out to coal plants. Which is bad.
@Mkoivuka they would need to have 98% efficiency loss to lose out to coal plants, so they are fine.
104 degrees impossible to live I work in up to 128 degrees and most of the summer is 100+ and it stays over 100 even at night. And yes some of us will work 16 hour shifts from 6am till 10pm with small breaks we don’t get official break times. Some days we won’t get breaks. We will stand outside drinking our water and eating what things we have that don’t need to be heated up. And we can’t go buy food. We have what we bring to work on a daily basis. We can’t leave and we have no services. 104 is easy and as long as he has a fan to move the air I am good.
Report your employer, that’s illegal as hell.
@ I work for the state so it’s on the up and up sadly. Our contract has some interesting things in it. And if we get OSHA involved it will not help us out trust me.
@@leob66 that's crazy. Which state is that and what work is it? I hope you are compensated well at least.
Plant a monoculture of trees can be a disaster.
@@gordonstewart5774 yes. They have found it to be ineffective as well. The latest videos I've seen, show them experimenting with more diverse plants that compliment and support each other, like a proper ecosystem
Love this channel. So smart and engaging. I always learn new things here.
heres education.. sodium reactors banned in 1954 by the military in favour of nuke.. wander why.... solar pnls heat up the atmosphere.. wind farms cost more than they produce, as ev,s do.. your being brainwashed by bs..a solar pnl is restricted to 18%, by the mosfets instaled.. nice, eh.. ev.s take 70 yrs to brake even on manufacture, cost.. wind farms are a fkn dissater..
Why is it you insist on filming yourself if you don't want to be identified? Its weird and takes away from the story your conveying. Cheers.
Videos with face cam get higher views and retention.
Now, in this case, I'd like to see the analytics.
Also he gets to rep his merch.
Face shouldn’t matter, that’s why you do your own research after hearing about a topic
Why are you so pressed about it? Lol
It's just a style?
Why can't that excess heat be used to power generators, producing even more electricity? Collecting it may be as easy as running a thin pipe system around the solar cells, fill with a liquid that can then either be used directly or used to heat water to turn a turbine. It should save heat stress on the panels too, making them last longer.
@@fredwood1490 they have solar thermal plants for that. It's a bunch of mirrors that focus the light on to a tower that heats up salt in an underground facility and the thermal mass is used to run turbines on a much larger and more efficient scale.
@@the_NZH I understand that, what I'm talking about is cooling the photo electrical cells as over heating seems to be a problem for them. Why not use that energy too?
@@fredwood1490hmm. Can't see my last reply. Anyway, the channel is Inside China Business.
Wisconsin is home to some of the highest-quality silica sand in the world, particularly for fracking purposes, due to its unique grain size, roundness, and hardness. Wisconsin's sand has become a critical resource for oil drilling operations, particularly in the Middle East and other regions involved in shale oil extraction. Wisconsin Proppants, Superior Silica Sands, and Hi-Crushis ship their sand to Saudi Arabia primarily for use in the oil and gas industry.
Indeed the most often overlooked aspect when doing de-desertification, you need to actively & massively reduce the amount of sand in the targeted desert.
Those sand need to be actively mined and used for something productive.
I wonder if 'they' have tried fracturing desert sand- from being rounded & smooth- into a more jagged shape, for use with the diminishing concrete additive, beach/river sand...?
Maybe it needs oranges and coffee ground etc like you mentioned in your other video?
Good morning, Steve! We know, you just don`t want a crowd of women following you around! LOL. Seriously, great information, thank you! I`ll catch you again, in your next video, you run to fast!
There’s one thing happening in the Chinese desert that might have a very large impact on the world that is the Thorium Molten Salt Reactor, a reactor that far superior to current reactors in the management of safety, efficiency, radioactive waste management along with the reduce cost for manufacturing the facility, and the speed at which the facility can be completed.
I find it very interesting to watch your videos
Also, in response to the China video, how can these people be so intent on destroying US when they are so busy in their own country?
This is their GDP
Us mindset has been destroyed already just wait 2 years to understand
The US is destroying itself by borrowing from its future to pay for its indolence now.
Is that what your TV tells you? China does not have to lift a finger to destroy US, you are doing a great job of that yourselves.
@@leoclarot3775 So China will be a democracy?
In a country without enough housing it’s a shame to let a whole town just go to ruin.
Are you referring to Australia?
What does ethnic unity have to do with the CCP?
Good question. The CCP philosophy is that everyone should be the same, so ethnic differences are bad.
Ethnic unity? Ethnic cleansing for Uighurs says NO! Stop shilling for ccp!
The most amazing thing about sand is that this commodity is in high demand. A lot of sea side tourist areas are continually losing their coastline and are in constant need for regular mitigation. For example New Jersey annually trucks in several hundred cubic yards of sand to replenish the loss. According to one source in the US: Beach erosion is a national problem as 80 to 90 percent of sandy beaches are currently eroding at rates of only a few inches to over 50 feet per year along the outer coastline of Louisiana, the erosion “hot spot” of the United States. Hence, this excessive sand can be purchased as valuable commodities globally.
not same sand, this sand is much smoother so its just useless usually
This idea is bad & not bad at the same time , cuz first it's a waste of money , second of all why buy sand from another country when u can reclaim back from sea? just build a proper counter erosion method that will eventually change the topographic of the area
Most sand is too dusty and dirty. Not all sand is equal
Meanwhile Oregon and Washington coasts are suffering because the sand supply of the Columbia River is all being trapped behind dams.
Amazing
Instead of Elon terraforming Mars, maybe he should try to fix our home planet. It would be much cheaper and would benefit billions of people.
Elon is an idiot
Heat absorption is a function of albedo.
Heat can be removed by panels that reflect energy back into space at any wavelength for which the atmosphere is fairly transparent.
Ethnic unity? Yeah china is so good at that 😕
Great idea! Should be exported to Sahara Desert and Saudi Arabia.
I'm thrilled about the dessert restoration back to greenery. It would be amazing if other countries could do that as well however, I feel that costs a tremendous amount of money.
Not only money alone. It's difficult to maintain people's initiatives of keep going to do it 😅
🤦🏻 how foolish .. A desert creates a rainforest in another place ..
If China messes with the desert, it will have consequences on the other hand
It increases climate warming by decreasing albedo
Better than spending it on wars.
Not only money but manpower too.
Why would water pumped from dug wells in sand be salty? Because this desert must have been a Sea/Lake that dried up.
One should look into the reasons a sea would dry up and reverse those. Perhaps it could be possible to reform the lake and then a sea?
It probably use to be a coastal area until “India” crashed into the continental “Eurasia”.
Always interesting stories about interesting people, keep doing your thing. Regarding the Mars trip I'm wondering if that would be a one way trip.
Yes. And with a fair chance of not even surviving to get there.
But…what did you come up with again?! 😩 Lmfao
I wonder where the water to sustain those "Green the desert" projects comes from? Lack of water is where the deserts came from so where is it coming from now? I can see the places where the pipes are buried and I assume a drip-diffusion system for the tree lines and something for the grass areas but where is the water coming from and what is happening in that place as the water is drawn off?
There is never a shortage of water in the desert. What is lacking is the water source.
Little bit too much CCP coolaid for me.
'CPC'...Maybe you should wash it down with some 1.6 billion Washington spends on anti China propaganda on news media
I think so too. I think there have been a few lately.
Truth hurts, man.
Get used to it. No matter how much anti-ccp propaganda out there, you will hear more success stories about China. If it hurt your ego, you need to get better at coping.
😂😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂
That desert has about 11 cities buried by sand.
Thank you for using miles and not silly metres.and pay no mind to those that are obsessed on seeing your face.
this sand is no good for concrete, it's too rounded from rolling all those years.
Perfect ingredient for their tofu cheapo building projects 😂
Thank you for this amazing video.i am impressed by China's ability to stop the sand dunes from taking over cities and roads. Thank for the info. So something is happening to you. I hope it isn't health wise. Take care of yourself. We need you 😊❤
One more way China contributes to climate warming
So solar panels are causing global warming. Not fossil fuels. That's pretty good. How much pollution was generated, making all the solar panels? And what's the cause of recycling the solar panels when they wear out? These are questions you didn't even answer. Or even come across in your. Video
The recycling rate for batteries and solar panels is more than 96% in China.
Exploiting a natural process for control and money is the name of the game. Control energy, control humanity.
That water follows, the money that pays the most
4800 trees does not equal energy or materials of 2 million solar panels
The point was atmospheric carbon reduction equivalence.
@traildude7538 the point is green energy is not green
@@paulbegansky5650 Fact.
@@traildude7538 Unnecessary.
I am critical of the CCP. Not so much for the Chinese people.
Amazing that we praise the solar panels, and tout the reduction in carbon, but say nothing on the increase of their already 1,161 coal fire power plants.
Maybe cause they produce the largest amount of green energy in the world. China produces more green power than every country in the world combined but they still have 1.4 billion people and is the biggest manufacturers in the world so they still need coal and nuclear to produce 60% of their energy needs. Here's something to think about, the green energy China makes can power the entire USA
@azzamatic4190 they also produce more than 30% of carbon emissions from energy production, for the entire planet, and that number is going up.
@@OklahomaLubeDudeIts double the carbon emissions of the USA but when you think about it China has 4 times the population of the USA and produces goods to the entire world. What is the US excuse for producing 14.4% of the worlds carbon dioxide emissions? and image that figure of 14.4% mulitplied by 4 if it had a similar population
@@azzamatic4190 Why would a china apologist also support Assange? What a mental gymnastic olympian
@azzamatic4190 they also have concentration camps were they harvest organs from the uyghurs
The Chinese should try regenerative farming. You dig swales and other water channels; it takes advantage of the seasonal rains, and can eventually raise the water table. It’s been used successfully in Africa, India, Australia and the USA.
That doesn't work when the surface is deep sand in dunes that move -- the surface needs to be somewhat stable and the material has to be able to actually hold water. In desert dunes where there's only 1.6 inches (4.2cm) of inches of precipitation a year, swales and water channels aren't going to work well, especially when the wind will erase your work in a few months.
I've read of places where there are efforts using wood chips mixed with composted sewage to stabilize the surface: five or ten centimeters of the mix get spread and then tilled into the sand, the compost and wood chips hold together and work to freeze a dune in place. They're also supposed to absorb moisture and provide nutrients. I'm looking forward to seeing how those work out.
I like the fact that they are willing to take risks and chances, they might make mistakes but isn't that the whole point? One can't make an omelette without cracking some eggs.
Saudi Arabia should spend their billions doing this rather than their dumb line city.
Simply just amazing how China has become the leading country when it comes to such innovative ideas to transform the land and to make something that seemed unusable reusable along with their push to transform transportation and the likes.
Thanks to China, the ebike revolution has changed the lives of many people here in the United States and I love that. It took China to transform transportation in the United States and to un-wing us from fossil fuels.
There's nothing Greene about batteries.
June of this year? Either a late upload for last year or a script error. Anyway very good presentation as always!
they use sand for land reclamation, meaning artificial islands
Wouldn't wind power be better in a desert with high winds every day??
Sand might get into the damn thing and probably won’t spin anymore.
Your delivery is early American Huckster...
I like your hands ... they're even better than your eyes, which aren't bad. @watop
What if China is building a great sand castle in the sea? The possibilities are just endless
Now if they can pump the flood waters from the SW to the desert and keep that dam from breaking. Interesting to watch a country get things done.
Solar panels last how long? 10 years? Then huge disposal or recycling issue?
Spend less , gain more
The Rovers sent on Mars lasted over 20 years in a harsh environment. The Rovers eventually wore out but the solar panels on them still work.
@@HepCatJack The efficiency drops off dramatically, still operating but at what capacity? I don’t know.
@ the fine sand that blows on the panels eventually scratches the surface reducing its efficiency. How many uses do you get from a lump of coal ?
30 years or longer, and usually still 70% to 80% of original capacity. Can be used for years in places where there is not a need to cram the most output into a small area.
1.5 billion people they can get projects done 4x faster than USA
Took 10-20 years for Murikkka to fix a section of a highway while China can build an entire city in 10 years. I don’t think it’s the amount of people but Murikkka lacks good hard workers ever since slavery was abolished.
Please use the metric system. Only three countries don’t use it. Or give measurements in both systems. At least have metric in brackets.
true
he used 0.4 square miles inside a pop density which just confusing
America doesn't use it. The rest of you don't matter.
@@laszlobandi64560.4 sq miles is 1.036 sq km. So I would guess he was converting from sq km.
The US needs to learn the metric system so badly. I'm going to be teaching myself soon. I hope I can grasp it with my learning disability.
@@kristidin1983 I don’t know you, but the fact that you are so open minded about the metric system and willing to learn it, gives me the confidence to say that you will be fine. There are countless TH-cam videos on it. I could teach you if you want. It’s very simple.
Love his wantifa outfit
Counterintuitively, they would have had to import sand for the concrete, as desert sand is unsuitable.
104 degree is laughable and 60 mph winds laughable. Cold mild desert 🏜 sounds like home.
i know what happened!!! They banned TikTok
About time!
Oh no. They're destroying the deserts!!!
Weird the fifth latgest economy in wirld eont clean up brush pr do this but cryvwhen theyre on fire every year
By design.
Just like Arizona in the summer
There are more environmentally green than the US
Good edit
5:15 he hopes that the air conditioners were actually there🤣what a reputation China has built for itself with regards to fakery🤣🤣
Your air conditioner is made in China. Lmao. Them build more than rest of the world combined. So pipe down.
3:35 😱
I read that China has hundreds of new coal fired plants under construction and 12 new nuclear reactors. To verify this, can you do a video on that?
Verify? What do you mean verify? Lmao.
You should build too in your village 😂😂😂
Amusing side of Kermit the Frog here for Kermit the Frog news.
If you're so worried about the extra heat solar panels would make by absorbing sunlight, why not just offset it with more mirrors? Put 1 solar panel down, put 1 mirror down. Also new solar tech may increase efficiency of them a lot very soon.
So a faster route for riot police and troops into Uighur territories. Super.
Every nation is heavily policed, America taught them well
@@Keepskatin Well I wasn't commentating on the level of policing, though I doubt that the PRC will agree with you that the USA has taught them anything. Really I was just hinting that the road into Uighur lands was probably more like the roads into Tibet. A military asset to facilitate the PRC colonization of their 'Historical' territories. The USA didn't teach them that either.
There must be a method to repurpose the heat 🤔
So, solar areas increase heat of planet
As with every thing in China, It's a long game.
Those trees will burn down, eh?
Yikes? Re: solar panels emitting MORE heat.
You know everyone talks about housing shortage and the planet is 2 thirds water. Maybe we should start living on the water instead of cutting up ships in India??😮
There was a French guy, as I recall, who demonstrated placing a 'magnifying' lens over photovoltaic cells, improving their efficiency.
Would this- placing lenses above solar cells- improve their outputs..maybe..? Or perhaps I am remembering this incorrectly
You can to a point, but it is harder on the cells, obviously.