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when we used Haiti for showcasing the thousands of christian and volunteer organization that would build a few homes or open a food kitchen or distribute donated clothing.
What we should have done is to build a desalting plant--demonstrating cutting edge technology--, required all schools, gov and large private buildings to be solar, created dozens of no-fish zones on the shore to replicate the astounding success of New Zealand's zones while creating jobs and self sufficiency. Flower and vegetable greenhouses could have been built with drip tech rivaling the success of the Kenyan greenhouses that import to Europe.
And there is the most advantageous of all, the chance to use composting toilets for an entire country. But we didn't. Why not?