Rashmi Sharma*

Associate Professor, Zoology, SPCGCA, AJMER, Rajasthan, India

*Corresponding Author: Rashmi Sharma, Associate Professor, Zoology, SPCGCA, AJMER, Rajasthan, India.

Received: September 06, 2022; Published: October 18, 2022

Abstract

Sahara is desert Africa Located North Africa Area 9.400 m km².

Agriculture is not possible in high Temperature and water scarce areas specially during Summers Temperature reaches 49 - 50 degree centigrade. Pond development, interlinking of rivers, amrit sarovar yojana, Tank, iri, Jhalara, Talab, Tanka, Johad, Panam keni, Khadin dana, Dhora, Kund, Bawari, Baoli, Zing, Nadi, Bhandara, Phad, Bamboo drip irrigation, Ramtek, Jackwell tek, Eri, Tank, Khul, Zabo, Ruza are some traditional water conservation methods.

These can be developed For water conservation, water used for growing trees, forest give us medicinal plants, timber, fire wood. Plants absorb air pollutants, trees save sand drift, allow them to bind water, Plants absorb noise pollution, Reduce land pollution and purify air, reduce water pollution. Clay Nano Particle Technology (CNT), Liquid Nano Clay (LNC), LNC decrease water utilization 90%, transform desert sand into productive land mass (Kristian Morten Olesan, Norway 2020).

Keywords: Sahara Desert; Sand; Agriculture; Transformation

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Citation

Citation: Rashmi Sharma. “How to Convert Sahara Desert into Fertile Land". Acta Scientific Microbiology 5.11 (2022): 22-23.

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