Rocks in the landscape tell a story of course you have to be able to understand their language but then they no longer keep their secrets. On the contrary theyre full of stories and they can hardly wait to tell them. This is dora. With the help of Greenland Rock Rosing estimated that life on earth began Three Hundred Million years earlier than previously thought winning him worldwide acclaim now hes collecting glacial mud instead of rocks as he searches for a new story a story that could benefit his country. At this inland spot the ice has melted. What its left behind looks like a rocky desert but in fact the sludge is a vast reservoir of minerals which could help fertilize depleted soils. This glacial sludge is from rock crushed by the ice its interesting because it can be transported anywhere in the world where theres a lack of nutrients in the tropics and subtropics where most people live has a massive shortage of nutrients. In their stuff. The melt water transports the finely crush
this glacial sludge is from rock crushed by the ice it s interesting because it can be transported anywhere in the world where there s a lack of nutrients in the tropics and subtropics where most people live has a massive shortage of nutrients. in their stuff. the melt water transports the finely crushed mud a trickle becomes a stream a river turns into a torrent leaving behind a new landscape. rosing estimates that around a billion tons of minerals reach the coastal areas of greenland in this way every year. enough nutrients to help feed the world. on the way back from his hike rosing bumps into an old acquaintance more to nielson
grows herbs in lettuce and greenhouses climate change is making itself felt greenland further south even strawberries and for tito s grow but it won t be enough to create a large agricultural sector in the future. you have to be realistic about climate change it has good and bad aspects here in greenland like everywhere in the world where part of nature when it changes we have to make the best of it. but. that s exactly what he s trying to do. rosing is both optimistic and pragmatic about his country which is striving for independence from denmark. for that the country s economy has to be able to stand on its own two feet. what should we as a society live from greenland s nature is pristine and almost infinite it has enormous numbers of fish and very worth is steadily increasing in contrast to oil which we should leave where it is. the great torrent of sludge here behind me is
what it s left behind looks like a rocky desert but in fact the sludge is a vast reservoir of minerals which could help fertilize depleted soils. through this glacial sludge is from rock crushed by the ice it s interesting because it can be transported anywhere in the world where there s a lack of nutrients in the tropics and some tropics where most people live in the soil has a massive shortage of nutrients. in their stuff. the melt water transports the finely crushed much a trickle becomes a stream a river turns into a torrent leaving behind a new landscape. rosing estimates that around a billion tons of minerals reach the coastal areas of greenland in this way every year. enough nutrients. to help feed the world.
on the way back from his hike rosing bumps into an old acquaintance more to nielson grows herbs in lettuce and greenhouses climate change is making itself felt in greenland further south even strawberries in for tito s grow but it won t be enough to create a large agricultural sector in the future. you have to be realistic about climate change it has good and bad aspects here in greenland like everywhere in the world we re part of nature when it changes we have to make the best of it. but. that s exactly what he s trying to do. rosing is both optimistic and pragmatic about his country which is striving for independence from denmark. for that the country s economy has to be able to stand on its own two feet. what should we as a society live from greenland s nature is pristine and almost infinite it has