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The solution to global warming!
A planet that runs on water has been the dream of mankind for centuries and the nightmare of the fossil fuel and nuclear power industries.
Thermodynamic geoengineering (TG) turns the dream into a reality. About 93% of the heat of global warming is going into the ocean, making it increasingly thermally stratified. This stratification is like a thermal dam 326 metres high straddling the breadth of the tropics that is accumulating greater height every year. TG converts a portion of the heat of warming in heat engines to produce twice the energy being derived from fossil fuels.
The loss to space
Although some are calling for reduced energy consumption as the solution to global warming, the reverse is true. The more energy produced by TG and converted to hydrogen by the electrochemical process, the more greenhouse gas
The late Richard Smalley, Nobel laureate in Chemistry, in his 'Terawatt Challenge' pointed out, “To give all 10 billion people on the planet the level of energy prosperity we in the developed world are used to,
The politicians tell us we still have a few years until we
The energy produced by these processes is too cheap to metre because it costs less than fossil fuel subsidies and the environmental cost of doing business. It is also, hands down, at a minimum
A viable, pollution-free, no-
Politicians and policymakers who condone the gouging of the electorate with energy prices that are twice what they should be, while depriving the electorate of twice the environmental benefit they deserve, aren’t worthy of their office nor their place in society.
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