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Why do we have increasingly severe floods in central Europe ? One of the main factors is the deforestation of Mediterranean coastal forests and marshlands, taking away nature's capacity to create regular coastal rainfall. Instead moisture builds over the seas and finally moves inland unimpeded, bringing torrential rain and autumnal flooding. Put simply - we used to have regular Mediterranean coastal and inland rainfall as the moist sea breezes travelled inland. Here they would meet the coastal forests and start to condense as the trees added moisture to these breezes and the forest released bacteria and compounds into the atmosphere allowing the moisture to condense and clouds to form - a process known as cloud seeding . This natural collaboration between the sea and the land would produce conditions that formed cloud and then rain as the breezes moved in land . But now those same breezes meet deforested and concreted over coastlines that send up dry heat. This pushes the breezes up and back out to sea where they accumulate in layers. Finally warmed more by the trapped oceanic greenhouse gases, they charge inland ( normally in the autumn ) and turn into the vast storms and torrential downpours we are now seeing. There is a simple solution : The mass reforestation of the coastal regions with dense native forest where we would recreate the oceanic and terrestrial collaboration solution once more. 🌊🌳 #biodiversity #miyawakimethod #reforestation #restoration #ecosystem #nature #naturebasedsolutions #gaia #Mediterranean #forest #trees #syntropic #permaculture #floods

Why do we have increasingly severe floods in central Europe ? One of the main factors is the deforestation of Mediterranean coastal forests and marshlands, taking away nature's capacity to create regular coastal rainfall. Instead moisture builds over the seas and finally moves inland unimpeded, bringing torrential rain and autumnal flooding. Put simply - we used to have regular Mediterranean coastal and inland rainfall as the moist sea breezes travelled inland. Here they would meet the coastal forests and start to condense as the trees added moisture to these breezes and the forest released bacteria and compounds into the atmosphere allowing the moisture to condense and clouds to form - a process known as cloud seeding . This natural collaboration between the sea and the land would produce conditions that formed cloud and then rain as the breezes moved in land . But now those same breezes meet deforested and concreted over coastlines that send up dry heat. This pushes the breezes up and back out to sea where they accumulate in layers. Finally warmed more by the trapped oceanic greenhouse gases, they charge inland ( normally in the autumn ) and turn into the vast storms and torrential downpours we are now seeing. There is a simple solution : The mass reforestation of the coastal regions with dense native forest where we would recreate the oceanic and terrestrial collaboration solution once more. 🌊🌳 #biodiversity #miyawakimethod #reforestation #restoration #ecosystem #nature #naturebasedsolutions #gaia #Mediterranean #forest #trees #syntropic #permaculture #floods

Why do we have increasingly severe floods in central Europe ? One of the main factors is the deforestation of Mediterranean coastal forests and marshlands, taking away nature's capacity to create regular coastal rainfall. Instead moisture builds over the seas and finally moves inland unimpeded, bringing torrential rain and autumnal flooding. Put simply - we used to have regular Mediterranean coastal and inland rainfall as the moist sea breezes travelled inland. Here they would meet the coastal forests and start to condense as the trees added moisture to these breezes and the forest released bacteria and compounds into the atmosphere allowing the moisture to condense and clouds to form - a process known as cloud seeding . This natural collaboration between the sea and the land would produce conditions that formed cloud and then rain as the breezes moved in land . But now those same breezes meet deforested and concreted over coastlines that send up dry heat. This pushes the breezes up and back out to sea where they accumulate in layers. Finally warmed more by the trapped oceanic greenhouse gases, they charge inland ( normally in the autumn ) and turn into the vast storms and torrential downpours we are now seeing. There is a simple solution : The mass reforestation of the coastal regions with dense native forest where we would recreate the oceanic and terrestrial collaboration solution once more. 🌊🌳 #biodiversity #miyawakimethod #reforestation #restoration #ecosystem #nature #naturebasedsolutions #gaia #Mediterranean #forest #trees #syntropic #permaculture #floods

Why do we have increasingly severe floods in central Europe ? One of the main factors is the deforestation of Mediterranean coastal forests and marshlands, taking away nature's capacity to create regular coastal rainfall. Instead moisture builds over the seas and finally moves inland unimpeded, bringing torrential rain and autumnal flooding. Put simply - we used to have regular Mediterranean coastal and inland rainfall as the moist sea breezes travelled inland. Here they would meet the coastal forests and start to condense as the trees added moisture to these breezes and the forest released bacteria and compounds into the atmosphere allowing the moisture to condense and clouds to form - a process known as cloud seeding . This natural collaboration between the sea and the land would produce conditions that formed cloud and then rain as the breezes moved in land . But now those same breezes meet deforested and concreted over coastlines that send up dry heat. This pushes the breezes up and back out to sea where they accumulate in layers. Finally warmed more by the trapped oceanic greenhouse gases, they charge inland ( normally in the autumn ) and turn into the vast storms and torrential downpours we are now seeing. There is a simple solution : The mass reforestation of the coastal regions with dense native forest where we would recreate the oceanic and terrestrial collaboration solution once more. 🌊🌳 #biodiversity #miyawakimethod #reforestation #restoration #ecosystem #nature #naturebasedsolutions #gaia #Mediterranean #forest #trees #syntropic #permaculture #floods

Why do we have increasingly severe floods in central Europe ? One of the main factors is the deforestation of Mediterranean coastal forests and marshlands, taking away nature's capacity to create regular coastal rainfall. Instead moisture builds over the seas and finally moves inland unimpeded, bringing torrential rain and autumnal flooding. Put simply - we used to have regular Mediterranean coastal and inland rainfall as the moist sea breezes travelled inland. Here they would meet the coastal forests and start to condense as the trees added moisture to these breezes and the forest released bacteria and compounds into the atmosphere allowing the moisture to condense and clouds to form - a process known as cloud seeding . This natural collaboration between the sea and the land would produce conditions that formed cloud and then rain as the breezes moved in land . But now those same breezes meet deforested and concreted over coastlines that send up dry heat. This pushes the breezes up and back out to sea where they accumulate in layers. Finally warmed more by the trapped oceanic greenhouse gases, they charge inland ( normally in the autumn ) and turn into the vast storms and torrential downpours we are now seeing. There is a simple solution : The mass reforestation of the coastal regions with dense native forest where we would recreate the oceanic and terrestrial collaboration solution once more. 🌊🌳 #biodiversity #miyawakimethod #reforestation #restoration #ecosystem #nature #naturebasedsolutions #gaia #Mediterranean #forest #trees #syntropic #permaculture #floods