Blue Economy
As you can learn from watching our Chairman’s videos and reading his books, Net Zero Carbon offers no solutions for defeating climate change or global warming in the 21st century. The endless debate between climate hysteria and climate hoax advocates must stop. Arguing solely for political advantage must stop. Advocating silly and potentially dangerous proposals must stop. We believe we are the global leaders in climate change strategy. How can we credibly make that claim? Because we offer actual solutions to slow and reverse rising ocean coastlines. We offer actual solutions to stop desertification and biodiversity loss. And most importantly, our solutions are designed to make money on global warming. We believe our solutions can pay for defeating climate change, pay off our national debts, and fund social entitlements into perpetuity. Our climate change strategies can also end crime, homelessness and provide hope for an exhausted planet and populations. Global warming is the biggest economic opportunity for our Nation since the Louisiana Purchase. Similar opportunities await the rest of the World to embrace.
In addition to our published works and content, as discussed throughout this website, we offer the following solutions for defeating climate change and global warming. We invite you to challenge and add to our data models. We also invite you to join us to implement our solutions and strategies, and offer geographic and operational tactics.
Building Fjords and Salt Marshes In The Great Deserts
To understand climate change, the fact that climate change is very real, and that net zero carbon can never defeat climate change, we must begin with understanding the evolution of the planet and the evolution of humanity. Before there was life on the planet, the planet evolved geologically. The continents, oceans, mountain ranges, mountain glaciers, polar ice, deserts, rivers, ocean coastlines, islands, and open lands evolved to form the geological “footprint” of the planet. Then life began and plants and animals of all kinds and species evolved to eventually form the global, regional, and local ecosystems covering the planet. These geological and natural ecosystems evolved over millions of years, resulting in the footprint of the pre-human planet. This pre-human footprint also included such things as the natural carbon cycle, photosynthesis cycle, and hydration cycles of the planet.
Then humans entered and evolved much faster than the ancient geological and natural ecosystems could adapt. As humans began digging out groundwater, chopping down forests, tilling grasslands for agriculture, and paving over all types of vegetation, the natural planetary carbon, photosynthesis, and hydration cycles that had evolved over millions of years were dramatically reduced, and are now collapsing. As we all know, photosynthesis consumes carbon. Furthermore, the pre-human planet footprint obviously had no humans; nor did it have companies, governments and entities of all kinds all competing for and consuming the planet’s natural resources without much consideration for giving back to the planet. Today there are 8 billion people and headed to 10 billion on the planet all competing for the planet’s natural resources. There are tens of thousands of companies, governments, and other organizations all vying for the best of the planet’s resources. Compare the pre-human planetary footprint to the current day planetary footprint and you can understand why climate change is very real and why a desperate attempt at reducing greenhouse gas emissions will never approach the scale of what human activities have done over thousands of years to the natural carbon, photosynthesis, and hydration cycles and ecosystems.
Our plans to defeat climate change begin with pumping ocean water into salt basins that already exist in deserts and arid regions around the World. In the US, these salt basins reside primarily in the Great Basin, located in the Western US. Our plans begin with building fjords in Nevada and primarily salt marshes in Utah, although some fjords will also be built in Utah. Eventually, fjords and salt marshes will likely extend from southern Oregon and Idaho into Mexico and from Death Valley to West Texas.
Climate change can never be defeated until these planetary cycles and ecosystems are stabilized and a new equilibrium balancing the planet and humanity is established. The planet is trying to reach this new equilibrium on its own, resulting in great volatility in weather around the World. If we can help the planet replace what has been lost, the planet will heal itself and establish a new planetary footprint with a balanced equilibrium between the planet and humanity for the ages. Building fjords and salt marshes in the World’s deserts can help the planet replace what has been lost and establish a new planetary footprint and equilibrium between the planet and humanity by:
- Replacing thousands of years and billions of acres of lost vegetation with forgotten but newly hydrated desert and arid lands, and;
- Transferring melted polar and glacier ice from the oceans to salt basins and arid lands, and recharging aquifers and other land based watersheds.
Over the past several years, there have been studies prepared by different authors on the transfer of water into deserts in the Southwest to save the Great Salt Lake, the Colorado River, and other drought-stricken areas. All these studies were unfairly assigned to their respective authors because they excluded the two most important points from the outset of the assignments. These two missing points were:
- No new revenues were to be created from these projects. They would only incur costs.
- No consideration was given to defeating global climate change as part of these projects.
Conversely, our strategy lays the foundation for the Nation’s biggest economic and social opportunities since the Louisiana Purchase and is the only physically possible way to defeat climate change.
The Oceans and Deserts Stock Exchange
We believe Building Fjords in the Great Deserts will become the great economic drivers of the next decade and throughout the remainder of this century. We plan to launch a new stock exchange dedicated to financing this economic transformation. This stock exchange will begin with an ocean water import credit option/insurers exchange to replace current carbon credits platforms which we believe will prove to be worthless. This new stock exchange will be global and will recruit local country analysts and representatives.
Private Equity Investments in Blue Economy
We currently have invested in one Blue Economy company as described below.
A&M Manufacturing – This boat manufacturer will lead our combined efforts in manufacturing, distributing and operating drone boats.