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Originally posted by Phage
Geoengineering would be, by necessity, a global effort.
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by burntheships
Right you are and I was thinking it strange no one else in this thread had brought up what the future plans were for using dangerous toxic mixes in the future if the water proved to work, which it will.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by burntheships
Right you are and I was thinking it strange no one else in this thread had brought up what the future plans were for using dangerous toxic mixes in the future if the water proved to work, which it will.
Well then - why don't you tell them that it will & they can avoid having to have this trial - you should charge them a small % of what they're going to spend as a fee for saving them all that money......it could still be quite a lot - set yourself up for life as a futurist or somethign like that.
Originally posted by burntheships
Originally posted by Phage
Geoengineering would be, by necessity, a global effort.
Ah, exactly. Then why do you contend that the 747's as previously discussed as being
the cheapest, most effective way to deliver aerosols globally are being avoided for now?
Originally posted by burntheships
Ah, exactly. Then why do you contend that the 747's as previously discussed as being
the cheapest, most effective way to deliver aerosols globally are being avoided for now?
Or, if in your mind they are not out of the picture, why do you avoid every mention of them?
This study does not examine effectiveness or risks of injecting material into the stratosphere for SRM. Its goal is simply to compare a range of delivery systems on a single cost basis.
In 2025, uninhabited aerospace vehicles (UAV) are routinely used for weather-modification operations.
This workshop will focus on the question of strategies for constraining and shaping
geoengineering. We will explore formal, legal strategies as well as informal efforts to
create norms that could govern testing and deployment of geoengineering systems and
their possible undesirable consequences. We will probe whether it is possible to limit the
use of geoengineering to circumstances of collective action by the international
community in the face of true global emergencies and what might happen when there are
disputes over when the emergency “trigger” should be pulled.
Scenario: Imagine that in 2025 the US is fighting a rich, but now consolidated, politically powerful drug cartel in South America. The cartel has purchased hundreds of Russian-and Chinese-built fighters that have successfully thwarted our attempts to attack their production facilities. With their local numerical superiority and interior lines, the cartel is launching more than 10 aircraft for every one of ours.
This report contains fictional representations of future situations/scenarios. Any similarities to real people or events, other than those specifically cited, are unintentional and are for purposes of illustration only.
Originally posted by pianopraze
And why pretend to ban it on one hand, change to the bland term "adaptation" (which won't show up on search engines like geoengineering will),
Adaptation to the adverse effects of climate change is vital in order to reduce the impacts of climate change that are happening now and increase resilience to future impacts.
and continue the planning????
Make adaptation a standard part of Agency planning to ensure that resources are invested wisely and services and operations remain effective in a changing climate.
Ensure scientific information about the impacts of climate change is easily accessible so public and private sector decision-makers can build adaptive capacity into their plans and activities.
Align Federal efforts to respond to climate impacts that cut across jurisdictions and missions, such as those that threaten water resources, public health, oceans and coasts, and communities.
Develop a U.S. strategy to support international adaptation that leverages resources across the Federal Governmentto help developing countries reduce their vulnerability to climate change through programs that are consistent with the core principles and objectives of the President’s new Global Development Policy.
Build strong partnerships to support local, state, and tribal decision makers in improving management of places and infrastructure most likely to be affected by climate change.
Originally posted by pianopraze
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
The lie is in pretending they aren't pushing these things under the term "adaptation"... its a word that is much easier for google to hide on their search engine, but is the same diatribe repackaged with the added bonus that you can pretend what you just stated.
Amazing when you read The Whitehouse Book on Adaptation it picks right up geoengineering left off...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
As concentrations of greenhouse gases and heat-trapping particles increase in the atmosphere, it is
becoming ever more urgent to understand and prepare for the resulting changes in climate. These
changes include not only temperature increases but also shifts in precipitation patterns, storm tracks, and
other parameters. Climate change affects human health, water and energy supplies, food production,
coastal communities, ecosystems, and many other aspects of society and the environment. The Obama
Administration is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to minimize the impacts of climate
change. But mitigation alone is not enough. People are already feeling the impacts of climate change and
future changes are inevitable. To prepare and respond to these impacts, the Administration is also
committed to climate change adaptation.
Oh, and while they are at it they are using it increase government control at a local level to implement thier international globalist control:
Make adaptation a standard part of Agency planning to ensure that resources are invested wisely and services and operations remain effective in a changing climate.
Ensure scientific information about the impacts of climate change is easily accessible so public and private sector decision-makers can build adaptive capacity into their plans and activities.
Align Federal efforts to respond to climate impacts that cut across jurisdictions and missions, such as those that threaten water resources, public health, oceans and coasts, and communities.
Develop a U.S. strategy to support international adaptation that leverages resources across the Federal Government to help developing countries reduce their vulnerability to climate change through programs that are consistent with the core principles and objectives of the President’s new Global Development Policy.
Build strong partnerships to support local, state, and tribal decision makers in improving management of places and infrastructure most likely to be affected by climate change.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
A lot of things are being investigated to combat climate change of anthropomorphic global warming or whatever it is you want to call it.