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Quote by: rcne By the time you read this..........it is to late for any government to do anything. The oceans will rise, the cycles will go to extremes - longer droughts, more floods, hotter summers, colder winters. Is it our destiny or is it our fate.
Whatever it is, it can't be stopped. Remember - its not nice to fool with mother nature. I'm not being ironic or sarcastic in this matter. I just don't think any action we can attempt will have any effect on this current situation. |
you're right and wrong. It's not too late, we'll adapt. We must start now, of course. I betcha you got a few ideas where to start, too.
In a L.Ron Hubbard's last books, the hero was sent to earth to keep the natives from ruining the planet before it could be invaded according to the timetable set forth. Hang with me. He genetically creates spores that eat the greenhouse gasses and begins breeding them in the everglades. Is this even a remote possibility? Could humans make something like this? We'd have to be sure not to over-do it the other way.
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Quote by: Jet Heller "The pollution in the atmosphere will heat this planet in time. I'm putting in the spores production plant in the Florida area because it's hot and will save fuel. The spores will rise into the trade winds, hit the stratosphere and circulate to both hemispheres. The spores will convert noxious gasses to oxygen and it will take an awful lot of them." |
I'm looking for further quotes throughout the 8,000 page story with no index.
Jet uses mud-electric breakdown for fuel. Is that a real thing? It's a science-
fiction book but this is treated as technology that exists already on our planet circa early eighties. God! I can't find anything on the web. :confused: I did find this somewhat
unrelated piece
"I'd love to change the world, but I don't know what to do..."- Alvin Lee