Life Cycle of a Planet

The "plan" would benefit all of mankind, in some way or other with minimal investment, paying for itself many times over. So how would it be presented to the world? The post itself is only several hundred words long, but does not go into any detail on the plan itself. I assume a good writer could break the "plan down into 20,000 words or so for the general population to read to get all of the big points in. Then we would need to explain in much greater detail to those of us who would be putting the plan into action, only by knowing the full reason why, could these people understand for instance, why alfalfa is a much more important way of using the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere then trees would be! Why dam's collecting waters straight from melting glaciers would be used not just to prevent downstream flooding but also to re-build those same glaciers each winter. Those working in Antarctica to store much greater amounts of ice will need to understand that the farth...

There are two, mainstream points of view, when it comes to Global Warming and climate change, First is that it is all caused by mankind's use of fossil fuels and, our agricultural practices and we need to stop all forms of generating greenhouse gases as quickly as possible, and remove the greenhouse gases to levels that were normal prior to the industrial revolution! Yes, there will be a great cost associated with repairing the planet but there is really no option if life on the planet is to survive!                                                                              The second, is that the planet is both too large to be adversely affected by mankind's actions and that carbon dioxide is what plant life needs to grow and so it is just a good fertilizer for increasing both plant life...

Perpetual Motion is impossible, early on in their education every scientist is taught this fact! But when it comes to our "Planet," they all seem to have forgotten this detail, and they can say that there is an excellent reason for that, the planet has had life on it for billions of years, so it must somehow be able to overcome, this problem, perhaps the sun with its endless energy as an outside source does that! The fact is that the planet has had both several major extinction events, and many minor extinction events, due to this problem of perpetual motion! All were caused by changes in the planet's atmosphere! Life itself, is what normally changes the atmosphere and the gases that it contains, These gases are what life has to use, nothing is ever perfectly recycled! Over time, everything changes, but it can take millions of years to do so, and this gives life a chance to adapt to those changes, but even this is a continuing process, change never stops because life neve...

The only correct solution, that will allow all carbon-based life on the planet to continue for as long as humanity can maintain itself. Once we are no longer a viable species on the planet, then all bets will be off, and whatever available carbon is left, will continue being sequestrated at around 7 gigatonnes per year, when carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere drop below 180 parts per million, then the last ice age will begin, when levels of carbon dioxide drop to below 150 parts per million, then C3 plant life will die leaving just C4 and cam plant life, this will reduce most mammal life drastically. So you all who have been reading my posts and at my blog have not done what I have asked, and that is to tell others, so I am going to have to start going another direction, 7000 hits and not one comment or feedback, not acceptable! While I will still post once in a while on this site, my main focus will be in another direction. I had hoped that trying to reach the masses would have b...

The concept itself is not new, we know that even a "Star" does not last forever, but something in the range of 15,000,000,000 plus years is a long time! If we know that life on any Planet will sooner or later come up against the logistics of running out of some necessary requirement for life because nothing can be perfectly recycled forever. That too is in the same category as perpetual motion, no such thing! It then all comes down to "when" something starts to run out, how do we know? Everyone understands that we need to make trips to refill food, gas, clothes, every and anything that we use up, or wear out in life! All we need to do is look in our cupboards, check the gas gauge, but we never think about what the planet needs! 1,000 years ago we would not have understood any of this, but we can not use that excuse today! The planet does have a "gas gauge" we learned about it a while back, we just did not know how to read it. There were some of the same si...

But how we see ourselves, our country, our sex, our race, our species? Yet we can not even explain to ourselves what that means? I saw a woman who had written a book about how bad the majority of people are, and she had many people agreeing with her! And that started me thinking, I have always thought of people being basically good, and yet mankind has done such evil in the world. Did we judge all Germans in the 1930s and '40s as evil because of the Nazi Party? I was not alive then, but what I read did not seem to be so, I had read about both world wars, and could understand why the Germans in the 1930s had felt that they had been badly treated. A strong party and a Transformational leader was hard to resist, Just look at how well, Donald Trump did running the Republican party the last 4 years, But he did so by causing strife within the country, you were either with him and the moral high ground that said that America could do no wrong and has stood for freedom since its founding! ...

1) keep every drop of water that falls on land from re-entering the Oceans. This will make us do several things, keep the vast amount of plastics out of the oceans, make us collect all of the soils that are being eroded away by erosion due to the movement of water, which will keep quite a bit of soil carbon from being sequestrated away from the planets use.                                                                                                        2) 2) Replant all of the arid and semi-arid areas of the planet that is physically possible, using all of the above mentioned fresh-water supplies. Cover crops are what is needed here, not nut trees, or fruit trees, or other types of trees, until the cover crops are well establ...