Uses clouds for natural cooling:
The Global Cooling Project is is a
science-based project that uses natural clouds to slow down global warming. It is based
on mainstream research into land-atmosphere interactions.
Not a greenhouse/CO2 project
The
project is not concerned with CO2 and the greenhouse effect,
though it will give more time for work to be done on greenhouse gas
emissions, and delay the tipping point.
How
it works:
Low
level clouds reflect the heat of the sun. Thunder clouds carry heat
from the earth and radiate it out to space. These clouds
can be encouraged to form naturally by increasing soil moisture in hot
dry
countries., and by selective tree-planting.
The project is supported by mainstream scientists from the UK and USA. A science dossier with 112 references to peer-reviewed scientific journals is avaliable for download.
Why it works so quickly:
This project does not depend on reducing greenhouse emissions, which will take 50+ years to have a visible effect. The increased clouds start having a cooling effect as soon as they are formed.
We are in a start-up phase and need lots of support. Please go to the volunteer page or click the button on the donate page.
For further information, please see:
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Project Outline
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Project Phases
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Science Summary
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Global Cooling Project pdf (690 KB)
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Global Cooling Science pdf (7 MB)
