joseph lentunyoi and the laikipia permaculture centre

Hi, this is Greg O’Neill, in Spokane, Washington, USA, but moving soon to southern Oregon to establish my Earth Stewards Trust, and White Tiger Farms, ag enterprise to build a homegrown natural rubber industry for America, but it can also be done on the African continent, using two alternative plant species that yield a high quality natural rubber. What is not used after water based extraction can be kiln dried, and used to produce briquettes to replace coal as a fuel, much cleaner, and it’s a sustainable biofuel. http://www.phoenixenergy.net offers modular, one megawatt plant biomass fueled syngas power generators, which produce biochar as a valuable byproduct to trap Carbon in the soil when added to compost, and with such power output plugged into ‘air to water’ units from http://www.quenchinnovations.com it will be possible to bring pure water to arid lands in need of it. I also work with http://www.primarywaterinstitute.org to educate people on the origins of all water on Earth, from within the mantle and crust of our world, produced constantly by volcanic, tectonic, and geochemical processes, no one should ever lack for access to clean, safe drinking water. I am working with friends in Ghana, South
Africa, Namibia, and Zimbabwe, who want to work together to bring permaculture / food forest principles to their lands, along with such things as Cob construction, and plant fiber building panels from http://www.kotocorp.com in Malaysia. Their system has been used in Nairobi, and in Ghana, Haiti, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea, to make entire
villages, resorts, and homes with modern conveniences. There are solutions to end thirst, hunger, homelessness, poverty and energy deficits if we work together to implement them.