Solving Climate Change: A Consolidated Theory for Restoration
Moving beyond the carbon emissions debate to a realistic, beneficial path that cools the planet, repairs the water cycle, and boosts the global economy.
The problem is that for decades, the climate conversation has been trapped. The dominant Carbon Emissions Theory (CET) demands a drastic, economically painful reduction in emissions, while in reality the emissions increase. The result? An accelerating crisis of mega-fires, extreme droughts, and floods, with no realistic global solution in sight.
There is a better way. The Consolidated Climate Change Theory breaks this impasse. We accept the proven physics of greenhouse gases, but integrate all the missing pieces of the puzzle to solve this difficult problem. The valuable insights of Land Use Theories (LUT) were ignored as merely “regional”, but we introduce the concept that the global is the result of all regionals. This way we can use the very powerful climate-regulating forces of water and vegetation.
The Missing Piece: It’s Not Just Carbon, It’s the Water Cycle
While CO₂ warms globally, deforestation warms regions locally and destabilizes the climate system. Our research shows that clearing land trees:
- Creates “Hot Air Curtains” (HAC) that block ocean moisture from reaching continents, causing inland droughts and coastal floods.
- Triggers “Avalanche Solar Heating” (ASH) where dry, hot winds expand deserts, turning forests into tinderboxes.
- Cripples the planet’s natural “heat bypass system” —where trees and oceans use evaporation to cool the near-surface air where we live.
Our Consolidated Climate Change Theory explains all climate symptoms — heatwaves, fires, floods, sealevel rise — within a single, coherent framework.
A Beneficial Path Forward: Cooling the Planet is Profitable
Our strategy solves what austerity alone cannot do; we devise a smarter, more productive use of our land and resources:
- Avalanche Greening & Cooling (AGC): Large-scale restoration projects that plant useful trees to restart natural rain cycles, cool regions, and become financially self-sustaining.
- High-Value Agriculture: Shifting from low-yield pastures to productive orchards and white meat production can triple income per hectare while restoring the climate.
- Smarter Development: Unitary Rational Buildings (URBs) that provide high-quality living while freeing vast tracts of land for restoration and agriculture.
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