The last slide on http://www.groasis.com/page/uk/principle.php http://www.groasis.com/page/uk/principle.php seems particularly odd in an idealistic sense: With

The last slide on http://www.groasis.com/page/uk/principle.php http://www.groasis.com/page/uk/principle.php seems particularly odd in an idealistic sense: With the waterboxx we can transform most of the deserts into forests Deserts are an obvious harsh climate, to humans who live in, uh, more temperate zones in urban areas, but they are not completely barren to the point they need to be "saved". All one needs to do is watch the popular Planet Earth series to see that. Reforestation should be concentrated on in those areas that are having trouble recovering after we've explicitly removed all the trees, not areas that never had trees to begin with.