The desert will not need to be scattered.

It is okay to spat, but to plant palm trees, olives and cactuses, or at least saxaulas and baobabs - probably, still worth it.

Only there are serious obstacles, the characteristic example of which is described in the history of the development of Russian imperial railways. At the very beginning of the 20th century, a problem arose in the Caspian deserts: during storms, roads were carried by sand. Road engineers have long known a standard and, as they thought, a reliable solution: to strengthen the sand along the sides of the road with a wooden strip. However, all attempts to embody it ended up in the fact that the following year there were only pins left from the plantations, as the locals were willing to sew them on their own wood.