409 Mankind already, unwittingly kept the planet from entering into the next, ice age that should of started between 3,000-5000 years ago!

    Does that give mankind "carte blanche" to do anything we want on the planet, since we have already extended all carbon-based life by at least a few thousand years? The question is really irrelevant, in saving all carbon-based life for several thousand years we really saved ourselves, and without other carbon-based life, we would also become extinct.   

    Saving the planet is not a one-time action, as if we had successfully diverted another giant asteroid as large as the one that wiped out the dinosaurs and most of life at that time! But neither is it just trying to maintain the "status quo" of having just the right amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere! 

    The weather, and the climate, of this planet, as it is now, have too many factors with which mankind can help to change to reduce extreme weather events around the planet. Without re-starting much of the lost temperature-regulating ability of the planet! This includes increasing soil cover by plant life, and cloud cover by the resulting respiration of that plant life has always been a major factor in balancing how much of the sun's energy the planet receives as heat-producing energy or its use as energy for plant growth which does not produce heat. Plus the clouds themselves cause's much of the sun's energy to radiate back into space so that it does not heat up the planet. 

    It's kind of funny, that I saw where one way, scientists are thinking of solving the water problem out west is to build a pipeline from the pacific oceans to hover dam and bring that water, after being desalinated, to Lake Mead, so that it can run all the way back downstream to water California! Why not just water California directly and the increasing ground cover will increase rainfall far inland? Plus if instead of needing to desalinate billions of tons of Pacific ocean water, use nature to produce more rainfall by spraying that ocean water high into the air far from shore so that a much larger amount of now desalinated water vapor will cause that moisture to move inland with the prevailing winds, killing two birds with one, much less costly stone! 

    The "plan" is mankind's only feasible way forward to start the slow process of re-establishing the lost part of the planet's temperature-regulating ability, caused by over 25% of the land surface of the planet as either being arid or semi-arid and therefore increasing how much of the sun's energy reaches the planet's surface as heat-producing energy, instead of being converted to either plant life or radiated back into space from the newly increased cloud-cover. 

    Well, perhaps I have just wasted another few hours writing about a subject that no one is interested in because the planet could not possibly need mankind, for almost all carbon-based life to continue? But just by chance, if anyone does want to see another way of seeing life on this planet, I can be reached by calling 402-890-7946, or @ <daniel.kadavy212@gmail.com> or reading one of my 400 posts by going to <https://lifecycleofaplanet.blogspot.com>, 2 years, 409 posts, 10,500 downloads, and not one phone call or comment and no followers. Many people would see this as a no-win situation, "what about me" I guess that I think that attempting to save all life on this planet is worth a little extra work. Dan

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Global Warming and Climate Change} Lost of available carbon vs. too much C02 in atmosphere!

Global Warming and "The life cycle of a planet" By Daniel Kadavy  402-890-7946  Cortland Nebraska                                                                                                                                                                                                                The planet is running out of carbon, which is the mainstay of all life on the planet! Something has to be done to mitigate this. And yet Global Warming is changing ...
Read more

503 DIII Humanity is the only species that have to pay to live and survive. while there are a few exceptions to this rule, they are few and far between!

What does that say about how we live? It means that we have very little say in most aspects of our lives if we wish to live in a house, we must pay for that privilege with taxes, energy, insurance, maintenance, and keeping the standards that each place puts upon the owners, cutting grass, moving snow, and so many other requirements to fall within acceptable parameters of society! We must obey laws we may disagree with, nor have any input in their adoption or application! While there are many different arrangements of governments around the world, even the ones that are voted in or out of power by the masses are never truly fair in explaining to their constituents what they are going to attempt to do if elected! Yet this is the world we live in while we attempt to understand what 3.5 billion years of carbon sequestration have forced our planet to go through, including almost every single extinction event that has occurred in the history of our planet!  So the problem that we face is...
Read more

CCLXXIV Global Warming and Climate Change} Let's talk more, about the 50,000 gigatonnes of available carbon, that is left for all life on the planet!

First, how do scientist's come up with around 50,000 gigatonnes of available carbon left on the planet? Some of the amounts can be directly measured, how much there is in the atmosphere is one of the most researched numbers on the planet! That figure of 415 parts per million equals around 800 gigatonnes of carbon, in the form of carbon dioxide. 560 gigatonnes in plant and animal life are based on both satellite images for how much plant life is on the planet during the year and measurements that were taken by hundreds of people every year all around the planet. How much soil carbon, is taken by averaging soil carbon from all over the globe this amount is said to be 1,500 gigatonnes. The amount of "fossil Fuels" is the amount of "known" reserves found by mainly oil accompanying who has been looking as far and fast as they can, that amount is estimated at 4,000 gigatonnes (The carbon sequestrated in fossil fuels would only become available if mankind continues to ...
Read more