464, CDLXIV Talking about mankind being the planet's only hope, sometimes underscores that agreeing with scientists, on removing CO2 works!

     The "plan" does exactly that, by replanting the arid and semi-arid areas of the planet, which will reduce the level of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere to the levels that scientists believe will stop Global Warming and Climate Change. Plus reduce extreme temperatures and therefore extreme weather! Trying to replant so much of the planet will completely fail, without the infrastructure to bring fresh water to those areas! There is simply no way to increase plant life enough in areas that receive enough rainfall to maintain them, and still, reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere enough!

    What will the plan accomplish? It will 1) Stop almost all of the pollution that mankind deposits in the seas and oceans! 2) It will reduce the hunger that too little fresh water brings. 3) It will prevent flooding by the creation of holding ponds around the planet so that when excess rainfall occurs these waters are safely channeled away. 4) Bringing water to dry areas will reduce wildfires, but keeping underbrush in check will also be necessary. 5) It will by necessity employ hundreds of millions of self-employed farmers, tradesmen,  businessmen, and all of the supporting personnel that newly created towns would need. 6) It would reduce fossil fuel use in these newly created towns by not using cars and trucks, to move people, water, or produce, but instead using mass transit that would rely on tracks, not roads, electrical energy generated by wind, solar, and tides. 7) All buildings in these newly created towns would be built using mass instead of insulation to maintain year-round indoor temperatures. 8) All glaciers would be recharged each winter with enough of the melting ice held in holding ponds that would be pumped back as snow. 9) there would be massive increases in recreational activities anywhere that freshwater would be stored. 10) First responders, would be chosen from these newly created towns as excess food production and freshwater would be kept in readiness for any and all emergencies. and as these newly created towns would by necessity be all over the planet the need to travel far to reach such areas would be minimal. 11) It would be the perfect solution for the 80,000,000 refugees around the planet looking for a new place to call home, something to be proud of, and a new chance, at the dream everyone is searching for! 

    "Life Cycle of a Planet by Daniel James Kadavy"  does all of this at minimal cost, by not allowing giant corporations to be involved. It is always the workers who do the work, they just have to have someone coordinating, everything necessary to get the work done! Call me, tell others, and do not stand on the sideline when the answer fulfills so many requirements and fixes so many problems at the same time! Whatever your belief regarding, mankind and the planet, the "plan" will provide the answer at little upfront cost and only long-term profits for so many millions and the rest of the population of the planet! Including all other life.

    402-890-7946, daniel.kadavy212gmail.com   https://lifecycleofaplanet.blogspot.com   Thank you, Dan

                                                   

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