Proposal for a "100 Green Zones for an Eco-Future" irrigated by a Net Zero, Affordable Desalinated Water and its Associated Industrial Low-Cost Energy

Proposal for a "100 Green Zones for an Eco-Future" irrigated by a Net Zero, Affordable Desalinated Water and its Associated Industrial Low-Cost Energy

The Impact of Innovation and Sustainability on Water, Food, and Immigration

• Because the world strives to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050 and to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
• Because it equally strives unsuccessfully since over 20 years to comply with UN resolutions to meet fundamental human needs such as the access to food and water.
• Because it is estimated that, to feed a growing world population, agricultural production will have to increase 60% by 2050. This increase must be achieved despite climate and environmental challenges.
• Because new projects must comply with a sustainable, net Zero, and affordable program.
• Because we need to maintain economic growth and ease immigration.

We propose to launch a first project consisting of 100 Green Zones. The aim is to shed light on how integrating affordable non-polluting desalination technologies can help to achieve a Net Zero future, ensuring clean sustainable water sources for all, including Agriculture and Global Food Security, while, in parallel, clean energy production can achieve substantial cost reduction for the associated industrial technologies.

Three desalination possibilities will be proposed for these Green Zones of 10 000 cubic meters of desalinated water each.