How to Solve Global Warming

The lashing of Hurricane Ida, the floods in China, and forest fires in Siberia and Europe has made the impact of global warming obvious to all. Unfortunately, policymakers seem to have no other solution to it other than:

• reducing CO2 emissions through a carbon tax, anti-emission regulations, or green energy
• building infrastracture as new dams, roads, and bridges that can withstand natural disasters better

However, despite lobbying by various parties and governments, such solutions still are not implemented due to their cost or impracticality. Since there is no solution yet, global warming continues, together with the natural disasters that come with it, such as:

• superstorms and floods
• viruses released from poached wildlife
• forest fires
• agricultural problems
• extinction of certain species

The Solution

Unknown to many, global warming has been a problem since ancient times, as explained by David Hume:

Strabo says that the northern parts of Spain are ill inhabited because of the great cold. This means that Europe is become warmer than before.

This warming is caused by the cultivation of land which causes woods to be cleared. The woods formerly shaded the earth and kept the rays of the sun from penetrating to it. Our northern colonies in America become more temperate as the woods are felled.

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David Hume Essay 11: The Populousness Of Ancient Nations

The most sustainable Supereconomic solution is not really green energy nor infrastructure. Rather, it is the planting of billions of trees in each country. This would suck both CO2 and store excess water to prevent floods while keeping some for droughts.

A dam prevents floods and droughts, but does not suck CO2. Solar power reduces CO2 but does not prevent floods or droughts. Both solutions are expensive and have a short lifespan compared to a forest that can sustain itself indefinitely and works for free (until humans come in and destroy it)

The Solution by Other Alien Races

We can look at how alien races solved their global warming with the examples of the Anunnaki and Sassani.

The Anunnaki’s solution was to deflect their sun’s heat away by putting atomized gold into their atmosphere.

• This is why they had to go to other planets to mine gold

The Sasssani’s solution was to not build structure on their planet at all. Instead, they live on their ships.

• This allows their planet to have their natural environment and avoid global warming.

This is in line with our solution of bringing back the natural environment that was destroyed by humans.

Though Western civilization has most of the blame, large empires such as Angkor Wat also destroyed forests to plant large-scale agriculture.

We correct the destruction caused by civilization by pushing for the Gross National Happiness Index which pushes for environmental protection.

• This is part of the implementation of the 1st law of value of supereconomics