Revolutionizing water,
to feed humanity, and turn deserts green
Pioneering technology to unlock abundance in agriculture, feed the next 7 billion humans, and make deserts bloom.
The successor — reconfigured for the US, field crops at scale, and global transformation.
Initial Proof of Concept Deployment
Arizona Test Site
Imperial Valley Pilot Deployment
Imperial Valley, California
Salton Sea Ecosystem Restoration & Regional Transformation
Salton Sea, California
Initial Proof of Concept Deployment
Arizona Test Site
Imperial Valley Pilot Deployment
Imperial Valley, California
Salton Sea Ecosystem Restoration & Regional Transformation
Salton Sea, California
The Next Giant Leap for Mankind
Revolutionizing desert agriculture to unlock water abundance, make the desert bloom and feed the next 6 billion people.
Fertilizer fed 6 billion people
"It is estimated that a third of annual global food production uses ammonia from the Haber–Bosch process, and that this food supports nearly half the world's population"
– Oxford Scientist
Abundant water could feed
the next 6 billion
Saltwater Cooling Walls
A powerfully simple solution - A cardboard wall continuously drenched in saltwater, turning blistering desert heat into a smothering blanket of cool, humid air to dramatically crush freshwater use by an astonishing 70-90% - a real difference that matters
Slows the Wind
Hot desert wind strips the layer of moisture above the fields. Slowing the wind protects this layer.
Cools the Wind
As salty water evaporates through the panels, it steals heat from the air. That cooled air is denser, sinking and smothering the field in a cool, protective layer.
Humidifies the Wind
The drenched walls saturate the desert air, smothering the fields and returning moisture to the ground instead of stealing it
Agriculture Uses 85% Of Our Water
Desert farms are where water is used, lost, and must be saved
We farm in deserts
People moved to the coasts, pushing farms into deserts where plants use 10x as much water to grow.
Water evaporates away
In desert heat, crops sweat constantly just to survive, losing 7ft of water a year to the sky.
Desalination is 10x too costly
Desalination costs $20,000 per acre-foot. Alfalfa sells for $4,000 per acre. The math doesn't work.
Water Price per Acre-Foot
Cities pay up to 90x more for the same water IID farmers receive — a structural subsidy baked into century-old water rights.
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The Water Wars Have Begun
With water we conquered the desert. But there are no more untapped rivers. The struggle has just begun.
We Tamed Mighty Rivers
We dammed the Colorado, Nile, and Yangtze—bending nature's power to feed our cities.
We Watered The Desert
Aqueducts and canals stretched hundreds of miles. We moved water to where nature never intended—turning wasteland into farmland.
We Fed Millions From Sand
Imperial Valley, the Negev, the Arabian Peninsula—deserts bloomed, harvests exploded, and we fed billions from once-barren land.
And Built Cities From Nothing
Las Vegas, Phoenix, Dubai, Cairo—great civilizations rose in Earth's harshest places, all standing on borrowed water.
But Our Rivers Are Dry
Lake Mead has fallen 180 feet. The Colorado no longer reaches the sea. We spent centuries of water in decades.
The Water Wars Have Begun
States sue states. Nations threaten nations. The fights over what's left are already here—and only getting fiercer.
Now Cities Buyout The Farmers
Unable to find more water, cities and investors buy farmland and fallow it permanently. Farmers walk away with a check and no future.
Leaving The Towns To Die
When farms go, everything goes—feed stores, equipment dealers, restaurants, jobs. Rural communities collapse into poverty.
As The Land Turns To Dust
The Salton Sea and Owens Lake show the cost: exposed lakebeds become toxic wastelands, leaving public health crises and environmental collapse.
Imperial Valley, California
We chose Imperial Valley as our proving ground—one of the hottest, driest places in North America, yet one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world. If we can make it work here, we can make it work anywhere.
UC Desert Research & Extension Center
Imperial Valley, CA · United States
Our Proof of Concept farm in Imperial Valley to deploy and demonstrate the feasibility of the Evaporative Cooling Wall technology in the USA — one of the hottest, driest agricultural regions on Earth.
Together, We Can Change THIS World
Feed 10 billion people. Save our water. Make deserts bloom.
The next green revolution starts now. Join us.