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Mitigating the Risks of 21st Century Global Cooling and a Long-Term Energy Crisis
There's an urgent need to prepare for 21st-century global cooling. This grand solar minimum period during the decades ahead portends natural cooling risks, including seasonal weather extremes, Polar glaciation, sea ice expansion, climate-forcing volcanism, and an increased prospect of viral pandemics. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change erroneously dismissed these cooling risks based on its Article 2-diktat, while Government agencies algorithmically increased the global temperature indices with each new version released to hide our climate change reality.
The Poles entered a new Ice Age after the glacial cycle's peak temperature 8-10.5 millennia ago. Greenland's temperature then declined 5°C via a series of oscillations to its coldest trough in the 1700s. The most extreme solar activity-induced warming phase in 8,000 years was then entered, which may have peaked before 2022. Glacier ice accumulated from 5-millennia ago reaching its peak during the Little Ice Age. Much of this ice melted with the prolonged grand solar maximum phase, and before significant human climate influence.
This book provides global best-practice solutions for implementing centralized and decentralized sustainable development, to secure energy, water, and food during cold climates. Alarmingly, there are only fifty years of proven oil and gas reserves left, while unproven reserves are modeled guesstimates, meaning we must take urgent action to switch the world's energy system to renewable energy. Revolution is pitched at the level of central and local government, communities, and people living at home.
