Mrz 05, 2023 – AR Göhring Der deutsche Ethikrat unter seiner Vorsitzenden Alena Buyx spielte in der Corona-Politik eine – gelinde gesagt – äußerst umstrittene Rolle. Genau wie Karl Lauterbach machen die Ethiker jetzt in Klima. Gesundheitspolitiker – und nun Minister – Karl Lauterbach twitterte im Januar 2021 plötzlich zum Thema „Klima“, in dem er

03.03.2023 MIT Technology Review Von Hanns-J. Neubert Kohlenstoffdioxid aus den Ozeanen zu entfernen, könnte effektiver und billiger sein, als aus der Luft. Weltweit suchen Forscher mit Hochdruck nach Möglichkeiten, Kohlenstoffdioxid (CO₂) aktiv aus der Atmosphäre herauszuholen. Denn selbst, wenn die Menschheit es schaffen sollte, ihren CO₂-Ausstoß bis 2050 massiv zu reduzieren, bleiben immer noch schwer

H. Sterling Burnett – March 2, 2023 IN THIS ISSUE: Net Zero: Scientifically Unjustified and Deadly Podcast of the Week: Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) on climate, COVID, and government control Recent European Drought Was Not Unusual, Data Show Biodiversity Is Not Declining As Steeply As Recently Claimed Video of the Week: Climate Change Roundtable TODAY

By Justine Calma / Feb 24, 2023 Controversial solar geoengineering startup Make Sunsets says it released three balloons carrying atmosphere-altering particles in Reno, Nevada, this month. It’s an escalation of the company’s questionable climate change-fighting tactics, which got it banned from launching balloons in Mexico in January. And while the company says it got the

Posted on January 25, 2023 Author Derrick Broze The Mexican government has announced a moratorium on solar geoengineering experiments following an unauthorized small scale experiment by a U.S. startup. How will the decision impact the plans of globalists who aim to use geoengineering as a gateway to world governance? Only weeks ago, Luke Iseman, the

27 February 2023 Given the severity of climate change, scientists and scientific bodies have recommended research on potential approaches to increasing the reflection of sunlight (or release of long wave radiation) from the atmosphere, referred to as “solar radiation modification” (SRM), to slow climate warming and reduce climate impacts. In particular, this research is important

02/28/2023 by: Corbin Hiar , John Fialka A panel of independent experts urged international leaders to set rules for the stratosphere and consider oversight that differentiates between small experiments and global interventions. CLIMATEWIRE | A panel of climate experts convened by the United Nations is calling for international regulations to extend into the stratosphere. The

2023 – One Atmosphere Make no mistake: there are no quick fixes to the climate crisis. Increased and urgent action to slash greenhouse gas emissions and invest in adapting to the impacts of climate change is immutable. Yet current efforts remain insufficient. As a result, increasing voices are calling for and preparing alternative “emergency” options