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Climate ultimatum UTCLT - Part 1
The green deals will not lower the CO2-ppm level on earth - the big scale CO2-extraction is the only solution - a newly created tropical rain forest is the sole reasonable solution - mineral oil should be replaced by oil from algae - buoys and wave-energy are important for fossil-free electricity.
Politically a world government is absolutely necessary to stop a climate catastrophe.
- UTCLT - CLIMATE - ULTIMATUM: A MORE SERIOUS APPROACH TO THE CLIMATE THREAT
- Climate ultimatum UTCLT - Full Version
- the green new deals will not lower the co2-content in the air - they just lower slightly the increase - priority should be the CO2-extraction that is barely mentioned .
- Climate ultimatum UTCLT - Part 1
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