New Geoengineering Scheme

Timothy Birdnow

Another crazy geoengineering scheme to "save the planet from the fictitious planetary emergency of global warming.

FTA:

According to IEAGHG, which funds the research and development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, CCS has been around since the 1920s, yet there were only five major CCS projects globally about a decade ago.

Since then, the potential for the technology has gained ground, with a number of new initiatives in development. Scientists are reportedly cautious, however, about investing too much hope in CCS.

Another potential roadblock to the plan? Cost.

The National Academy of Sciences projects it will take between $100 to $150 to remove just a single ton of CO2, per Bloomberg. Yet Vesta reportedly believes it could remove a ton of CO2 for only $21.

If that projection is accurate, the startup’s technology could go a long way in helping our planet.

Olivine is a magnesium iron silicate. The plan is to dump tons and tons of the  stuff to absorb carbon dissolved in sea water. It's insane and unnecessary (most carbon dioxide absorbed by the oceans turns into limestone.)

We have these hubristic imbeciles plotting to destroy the environment all in the name of saving it.

Does anyone remember the old lady who swallowed the fly? She kept swallowing bigger stuff to kill the last thing she swallowed until she died. The cult of the Gang Green is like that.

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