Hello Mike,
yes, you can see the (small) contribution to the project in my team.

But two projects on solar cells (phase one and two) should in my view be enough. There are so many serius deseases, so now health in my opinion should be the top priority on world community grid. Maybe you agree?

As far as renewable energy is concerned, it should be time for a big roll out i.e. usage on large scale.

And here is the next little known product/construction method of renewable energy for you, my friends.

It is especially important, because it can help safe water in irrigation projects and help expand the agrigculture in deserts and dry areas, in combination with a thing called terra preta.

Esplanation:
The construction method is called: Agrosolar or Agrisolar, delopped by Fraunhofer, Freiburg, Germany. It is important to add Fraunhofer, if you search in a search engine, because of the fact, that the word Agrosolar is used in many ways in the net.

Agrosolar by Fraunhofer is so good, because it is constructed in a way, that agricultural machines can drive below the solar panels. As I already said, in arid, dry areas, it can protect the crops from the hot sun and strongly reduce water consumption.

If we had a very large (!!!) area in a desert covered by Agrosolar, the temperature might reduced so much, that a cool wind could come and make the climate tolerable for humans.
We could make the sand land fertile with Terra preta, and with a combination of a large, very lagrege area of Agrosolar with relatively dense collectors, we could have a cool, friendly place in the desert, maybe just near a desert ghost town, a place, where our dear ancestors failed to settle. We will not fail, becaus we got better technology. We will be able to fullfil a mission they could not......

If we had addtional farming areas in deserts, it would mean more food production, maybe an end to hunger on our planet, at last!!

Look here, what Agrosolar looks like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlXPf-e1a0U (in German), but good view
Information in English: https://agri-pv.org/english/agrivoltaics/

Greetings, Mike and thank you for your attetion. Any comments or questions most welcome
Martin Schnellinger

Thank you adriverhoef, for expressing your point of view and contributing to the discussion.
Let me answer as the following:
If humans eat what they eat today, feeding them is indeed a problem for the environment.

But: If nutrition habits changes, there is a chance to feed them all in an ecological way.

If we eat meat, we need a lot of crops to feed the animals.

The same crops can be food for a much bigger number of humans, of we eat crops directly, i.e. vegetarianism.
And we do not have to be 100% vegetarians. Eating 50% less meat would help a lot.

For those who like sausage: There is sausage made form peas or soja available now.
And: The vegetarian sausage, that I found is packed in a material, that is 80% recycled.

Less plastics. I agree totally with you, that plastics is a terrible problem. I try to avoid it whenever I can.

I hope that i can make the grim picture of the ecological situation a little bit brighter. That is why I tried to start this little series on little known aspects of renewable engergy.
All the best and I greet you, adriverhoef. Congratulations to your huge contribution to World Community Grid. Many very very good badges on your side.

This non-electric pump, already in production, claims to be able to pump water up 100m, yet powered hydraulically with only 2m of head. I remember reading about it, or something similar, many years ago.
Bamford Hi Ramp Pump.

From what?