The $ 50 trillion plan turns the Earth desert into millions of oases

A controversial plan to prevent by submerging the desert in the country, forming millions of artificial oases.

According to the Daily Mail, Y Combinator venture capital firm mentioned the plan to submerge the desert on Earth in the water, creating a habitat for plankton and absorbing CO2.

Y Combinator Company wants to turn the desert on Earth into millions of oases.

The daring project is estimated to cost up to $ 50 trillion. The storm project is criticized by scientists because it is impractical and can make the problem worse.

To submerge the desert in the country, Y Combinator proposed to use industrial pumps, transporting trillions of cubic meters of water to reservoirs 2 meters deep.

These reservoirs constitute the development of plankton, which helps to reduce the effect and 'create new ecosystems,' the Y Combinator said.

'With desalinated water, the surrounding desert area will be transformed into a place to grow and supply clean water to communities'.

The oases play a role in creating new ecosystems, helping to absorb CO2 and reducing the greenhouse effect.

'These oases are controlled and monitored especially and much safer than the ocean' . Y Combinator said 4.5 million artificial oases would be able to absorb 41,000 tons of CO ₂ or more of today's emissions.

Y Combinator acknowledges that there are many challenges to make this project a reality. Typical is the maintenance of water in the desert.

Changing the desert ecosystem also affects the life of indigenous creatures.'That's not the way to solve the problem. But only replaced by other problems, ' said Katherine Mackey, an expert at the University of California.

Y Combinator said they anticipated the risks but the location of the deployment was desert, which had virtually no people or animals living, so 'would limit' the consequences.