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over the history of mankind we came to a point now, when eighty percent of worlds population live by and from the sea. increasing pollution and overpopulation make life on these shores more and more difficult, endangered by hunger and poverty for former fishermen.
in and around asian megacities like singapore and hongkong there are experiments winning agricultural space even in underwaterfarms for potatoes and tomatoes. what would be more natural than setting up farms and factories out to megastructures off shore, close to land, combined with swimming island technology. to the right we see a photo of an artificial island close to fukushima for waste processing, which is pretty high-tech. due to the hanjjiin collapse it is more than obvious that there is more capacity to transport than goods to transport and that just decommisioning hundreds of cargoships would ease the market.
fishfarms do more harm than good as we all know. filtering water and hygiene are poor standard all over and food and medication reach disgusting levels. as we can see in the picture the water is full of feces and an oily slime from the fish. but these fish could be held in tanks above the water line, filtered seawater in and out and fishfarming on vertebrate standard. on the other hand the farm could produce more valuable goods than just salmon or crabs. much more varieties could be bred in those tanks. algae and plankton could be harvested and processed as a byproduct of filtering and cleaning the seawater. windenergy and the fabrication of turbines on board can be another possibilty to bring energy, electricity to not only the farms and factories, but also to the settlements on shore.![]() |
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there is a lot of fuss how to integrate, educate and train the so-called asylumseekers. we have a lot a projects and agencies working on that topic, but one thing is clear: we do not have enough teachers. not enough teachers to tech them sufficiently german, not enough teachers, who are able to fill the gap which exists between a college education in syria and a college education in europe. most of them are simply spoken not qualified for western standards and one number says that 0.09 percent of them do indeed represent a specialist and expert according to western standards. that may be the reason that