CLIMATE DEADLINE 2035:
What Research Reveals About Carbon Capture, Solar Radiation Management and The United Nations – The Only Hope For Your Children’s Future
“The climate emergency is the fight of our lives and for our lives.”
– Antonio Guterres, U.N. Secretary General
We invite you to download a copy of Climate Deadline 2035: 2020 Edition.
This essential text outlines what we will need to do to reclaim our future which is currently forfeit to the effects of global warming. We all have an important role to play in rescuing our children’s future! The following is an outline of the key points in Climate Deadline 2035. – Dr. Komor
THE TIME FOR TALK IS OVER. WE ARE OVER 410 ppm ATMOSPHERIC CARBON AND RISING FAST.
CLIMATE DEADLINE 2035 IS ALMOST UPON US!
Although world leaders are trending toward the necessary Emergency Climate Engineering, the BIG problem right now is lack of coordination for actually taking action. Imagine if Pearl Harbor had been attacked and we had the technology to go fight the Axis Powers and win the day…… but we had no governmental or military structure to mobilize around and go do the fighting?! This is our current situation with Climate Change. We need international coordination and the United Nations is 100% on- board and has been working on climate change for decades – but so far they’re all research and talk. We don’t need another conference to discuss things, we need a structure established within the UN (a UN Environmental Council) to administrate and put into effect Direct Atmospheric Removal of Excess-Carbon (and probably, very carefully planned Solar Radiation Management – likely regional polar peroxide misting). And we, the public, must learn how to get off our hands and join the fight. Click HERE to contact the UN Climate Change Conference and demand action on Climate Engineering by the United Nations!
DID YOU KNOW?
(1) Many people do not realize we have very limited time to reduce existing atmospheric carbon levels before they push our ecosystem into a exponentially-escalating shift to a “new normal” incompatible with the continuation of human civilization.
(2) With only 15 or so years left to accomplish this massive reduction in atmospheric carbon, even an immediate reduction to zero emissions will not be sufficient. There is already too much greenhouse gas in the atmosphere and it’s not going anywhere in a hurry! Americans have a Constitutional Right to a breathable atmosphere. The policies and actions of the US and other Governments have allowed runaway carbon and other greenhouse gas emission to endanger the life and liberty of all US Citizens. At this point the only redress for this situation is Active Atmospheric Carbon Removal.
(3) Atmospheric carbon removal must be initiated immediately and can be done in a safe, affordable and effective manner consistent with natural environmental processes.
THIS IS AN EMERGENCY – THE ‘END GAME’ IS ALREADY IN PLAY
It’s not too late, but all of us are already coping with the large and small local effects of climate change which will soon become so distracting it will be all by impossible to get ahead of the problem. As I write this a huge swath of the power grid in California is shut down for days to reduce the threat of wildfires like the Camp Fire in 2018 which destroyed whole communities. Massive stores of methane are being released from beneath melting permafrost and there is catastrophic slowing of heat-distributing ocean currents, a totally new species of microbes have emerged releasing carbon from the soil Earth’s greatest repository of carbon! A few short years from now, we will cross a Climate Deadline beyond which global warming (the 80-90% that is human-caused) will accelerate synergetically-exponentially, leaving our children on a one-way ride to a slow torturous extinction by the end of this century. At that point the children of our future will no longer have the opportunity we have now to stop what is happening. They will not have the resources to arrest such a massive process. It is we today who stand at a key moment in time and who still have the resources to fight.
SUSTAINABILITY IS A TOMORROW SOLUTION – IT WON’T CHANGE THE TRAJECTORY OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Something we unfortunately no longer have is the opportunity to change global warming’s course with solar and wind energy, electric cars, and reduced emissions. We squandered that opportunity some 40 years ago when the “ozone hole” first become known, President Carter was putting solar panels on the White House, and the first 40+mpg cars were introduced. But we bought SUVs instead and kept drilling for oil to fuel them. Now, after another 40 years of filling our skies with the equivalent of 400,000 Hiroshima size nuclear detonations each and every day there is so much carbon (and other green-house gases) occluding our atmosphere that only the direct removal of carbon from our atmosphere can make a difference. And if you think about it, why would cutting emissions do anything to remove carbon already in the atmosphere? Kind of a silly idea isn’t it? At yet so may still cling to this comforting self-delusion.
OUR CHILDREN’S FUTURE IS IN OUR HANDS NOW!
Forget Climate Change denial. It’s old news and already in court! Investigators now know it was a disinformation strategy by “carbon majors” similar to the “smoking is good for you” plan which came before it. We are (or better be) way past that. THIS IS AN EMERGENCY and we must galvanize our fragmented and elusive public will to fight or it WILL be too late. It’s a BIG job, so we need BIG action to create awareness of this emergency. We must galvanize our fellow citizens to do what is needed!
What is needed is Direct Atmospheric Removal of Excess-Carbon (DARE). DARE refers to a group of technologies currently in development in university laboratories and tech firms with million-dollar cash prizes motivating them! They have in common the objective of large-scale removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The goal is to halt the carbonization of our atmosphere before it reaches approximately 450 ppm (the “Climate Deadline”) and return to 350ppm atmospheric carbon or even less. (Pre-industrial carbon levels were fairly stable around 228 ppm since the dawn of humanity, but now are now over 410 ppm and climbing rapidly.)
There are several approaches to DARE including: Bio-energy with Carbon Capture and Storage, (2) Biochar/Hydrochar, (3) Ocean Algae Fertilization, (4) Enhanced Weathering, and (5) Direct Air Capture and Storage. This is BIG cause for hope where only a few years ago there was none. Our Government and industry leaders need to be PUSHED to not only re-institute essential environmental protections, but also CREATE A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE PROGRAM FOR ATMOSPHERIC CARBON REMOVAL AND SOLAR RADIATION MANAGEMENT. The technology is out there, but WE THE PEOPLE must push to make it happen. (Follow the links on this page to learn more about the DARE solutions.)
Youth Climate Activist Gretta Thornberg and others are right when they warn that when the interaction between the various effects of global warming shift to an exponential rate of growth human beings will no longer have the ability to keep pace. Already people are dying from heat waves, floods, fires and storms. At that point living conditions for our children and their children will become increasingly horrible to the point where most of the human population will join the other species who have gone into extinction. But for 15 years or so there is still hope! This is a time for the courageous and caring to fight for survival – even harder than during past world wars! Please join us today!
OCEAN ASSISTED CARBON CAPTURE & REFLECTION – AN OPTIMUM CLIMATE ENGINEERING SOLUTION
THIS IS NOT BUSINESS AS USUAL – LEARN MORE AND LET’S GET GET IN THIS FIGHT!
Climate Deadline 2035 by Dr. Christian R. Komor
Climate Deadline 2035: 2020 Edition (read first chapter free)
World Resources Institute – Carbon Removal
The Earth Institute: Columbia University – Sustainability
Climate Decision Making Center
NASA Global Climate Change
Development of Carbon Dioxide Removal Systems
The Carbon Cycle
MIT D.A.R.E. Contest Proposals for Direct Carbon Removal
Climate Decision Making Center
Climate Colab
The Carbon X Prize
The Virgin Earth Challenge
U.N. Climate Change Summit
Extinction Rebellion US
US Climate Foundation
How Scientists Got Climate Change So Wrong
CLIMATE DEADLINE 2035 – ALL NEW, REVISED, NON-PROFIT, AND AVAILABLE ON ALL AMAZON FORMATS
With an unerring track record predicting the twists and turns of the global warming saga, Climate Adviser Dr. Christian R. Komor’s Climate Deadline 2035 has become a quiet standard for knowing what our next move will be in countering the climate crisis. Continually updated with research from this rapidly evolving crisis, the JUST RELEASED 2020 Edition addresses: Why we must reduce atmospheric carbon below 350 ppm before fast-developing ecological feedback-loops close our window of opportunity; How focusing on renewable energy, carbon credits and sustainability too soon is leading us deeper into a trap; Why our children’s only hope of avoiding a horrific future is through removing carbon directly from our atmosphere while increasing solar reflectivity; What safe, sane and even profitable Emergency Climate Engineering technologies now exist ready to be scaled-up; Why establishing a UN Environmental Council (UNEC) with the UN Environment Program (UNEP) to operationalize Emergency Climate Engineering is the only way of reacting rapidly enough to the global warming threat and avoid Climate Deadline 2035; Why so many people are still sitting on their hands in this moment of peril and why (as in our previous World Wars) all of us must pitch in or we will all lose everything.
If you are feeling anxious, uncertain or powerless about climate change, Climate Deadline 2035 will provide the hope, and answers you and your family need to navigate our Climate Emergency and carve out your own role in restoring a future to our children and promise for future generations.
WHY READ A BOOK ON CLIMATE CHANGE BY A PSYCHOLOGIST?
Global warming has not become an emergency due to a lack of science – we have been collecting massive amounts of data on atmospheric disruption for half a century! Climate Change and its tremendous cost is in the news every day now, overshadowing all other human problems. Neither are we in need of more solutions – we have the capability for removing carbon form the atmosphere and reducing solar radiation right now today. What we are missing is the fighting spirit we had in previous World War Efforts……. and that’s about psychology!
Doctor of Psychology and Climate Analyst Dr. Christian R. Komor began a 30-year career in public service after graduating Magna Cum Laude from Wright State University in 1989. In the mid-1990’s Dr. Komor founded one of the largest private, multidisciplinary, healthcare centers in Western Michigan. The release of Dr. Komor’s first book, “The Power of Being” (1992) provided a forewarning of, and solutions for, the building environmental and social crisis which has now manifested a Climate Emergency. Now the author of over two dozen books, Dr. Komor retrained under Vice President Al Gore and leading climate scientists, ran for Arizona Governor on a fierce climate platform in 2018, and in 2019 became chief litigant in a Federal District Court to compel the United States to research, select and deploy Emergency Climate Engineering.
SPECIFIC THINGS YOU CAN DO TODAY
I encourage you to think of Climate Deadline 2035 the way you would a book on exercise and fitness. It’s not going to do much good if you just read the book. The results come from putting what you have learned into action! If the ideas below aren’t enough or you don’t know where to start just get in touch and we will assist!
1) Contact your representatives in the Federal and State House and Senate to demand the for a committee to explore DARE as a safe, rapid and effective solution to global warming.
2) Make a donation of $25, $50, $75 or $100 to support the effort to promote DARE/SRM. I suggest everyone donate 5 hours a week and 5 percent of each paycheck to promote DARE/SRM.
3) Cut and paste the information here and share about DARE/SRM on all your social media networks. If you have an email list of friends and family send them. (So many people today are feeling hopeless and fearful regarding Climate Change. You will be doing a great service letting those you care about know there is something they can do to solve the problem.)
4) Write and article, blog or letter to the editor for your workplace or social group or even you local newspaper.
5) Visit our sister site at http://www.theclimatelawsuit.com or click HERE to get bumper stickers, baseball caps and other DARE/SRM merchandise.
6) If your already involved with environmental organizations let them know about DARE. Many still mistakenly believe recycling programs and alternative energy will be enough to get us past the current emergency.
7) Extinction Rebellion (XR) has emerged recently as an important Climate Change organization that needs to hear about DARE/SRM and be encouraged to work with the United Nations. If you have access, share what you have learned!
8) Younger people are waking up to the travesty Climate Change means for them. Give talks based on this book at schools, colleges, youth groups, a local YMCA.
9) If you have contact with a high-visibility individual (a movie or recording artist or other famous person) talk to them about what they can do to promote DARE and SRM and, or refer them to talk with our team.
10) The sky really is the limit – if you think about it you nothing to lose and everything to gain. Write a book, run for governor, file a lawsuit in District Court 🙂
11) Without getting too political, it is essential to be aware that runaway corporate activity is primarily responsible for damaging our climate. To prevent a re-occurrence, we must ensure that the solutions we pursue are directed by the public. We must find ways to strengthen representative government and remove corporate influence from government even as we build the platform for carbon removal.
12) Fossil fuel companies are crucial. They have the resources and the duty to implement DARE/SRM. They know resources are running out and are the feeling pressure. Converting their use from the conventional “dirty” consumption to 90 percent efficient CCS consumption would benefit everyone. Currently Sunoco is the only oil company that has signed the CERES (Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies) principles, is a Global Sullivan Principles Signatory, and has a non-discrimination policy. Sunoco is also a BELC (Business Environmental Leadership Council) member, and they have officially stated that they acknowledge that Climate Change is affecting our planet adversely. By contrast, a Harvard University analysis of hundreds of ExxonMobil documents found that the company deliberately tried to hide the truth about the direct connection between carbon emissions and global warming.
13) It’s VERY important that you get involved in a group working on climate change! Everyone should be! Think of it this way – If everyone went off to fight WWII on their own without joining the military the outcome is easy to guess. As was true with that crisis we need to organizing groups to keep our focus on what needs to be done and stay in action. Also, most organizations are still stuck in the renewable-sustainable version of the future that is NOT going to work. Tell them what you have learned here about Climate-Engineering and convince them to start a exploratory committee or to immediately push for the establishment of a program for Direct Atmospheric Removal of Excess-Carbon and Solar Radiation Management. There is strength in numbers and this is the only way this is going to get done! Here is the list
350.org
American Farmland Trust
American Forests
American Horticultural Society
American Oceans Campaign
American Rivers
African Wildlife Federation
Center for Marine Conservation
Chicago Wilderness
Citizens’ Environmental Coalition
Climate Mobilization
Climate Strike
Defenders of Wildlife
Earthhope Action Network
EarthJustice
Extinction Rebellion
Environmental Defense
Environmental Working Group
Extinction Rebellion XR
Friends of the Earth
Greenpeace USA
International Wildlife Coalition
LEAD International
League of Conservation Voters
Museum of Science, Boston,
National Audubon Society
National Environmental Trust
National Geographic Society
National Parks Conservation Association
National Religious Partnership for the Environment
National Resources Defense Council
National Tribal Environmental Council
National Wildlife Federation
Nature and Environmental Writers
Nature Conservancy
New Mexico Environment Law Center
Orion Society
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Rainforest Action Network
Sierra Club
Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC)
Sunrise Movement
Trust for Public Land
Union of Concerned Scientists
Wilderness Society
Wildlife Conservation Society
World Resources Institute
World Watch Institute
World Wildlife Fund.
14) Don’t underestimate the emotions and psychological challenges of coming to terms with our Climate Emergency. Try not to isolate – share your feelings with someone. There are also a great many opinions, approaches and beliefs out there – including about the role of our government and corporations in Climate Change. (A friend recently shared his belief that there are many businesses our there that welcome Climate Change because governments and individuals will be buying their products to cope and mitigate the problems!) We need to stay proactively focused on the first goal which is Solar Radiation Management and Direct Atmospheric Removal of Excess Carbon. This is a war and in war we need to not get pulled off course by emotions, other perfectly reasonable considerations, other people’s agendas, etc. either we accomplish the goal, or we do not. We must stay below 450 ppm and then become sustainable. That’s it.
The ability to process information and make decisions without being disabled by extreme emotional responses is threatened by climate change. Some emotional response is normal, and even negative emotions are a necessary part of a fulfilling life. In the extreme case, however, they can interfere with our ability to think rationally, plan our behavior, and consider alternative actions.
An extreme weather event can be a source of trauma, and the experience can cause disabling emotions. More subtle and indirect effects of climate change can add stress to people’s lives in varying degrees. Whether experienced indirectly or directly, stressors to our climate translate into impaired mental health that can result in depression and anxiety (USGCRP, 2016). Although everyone is able to cope with a certain amount of stress, the accumulated effects of compound stress can tip a
person from mentally healthy to mentally ill. Even uncertainty can be a source of stress and a risk factor for psychological distress (Greco & Roger, 2003). People can be negatively affected by hearing about the negative experiences of others, and by fears—founded or unfounded—about their own potential vulnerability.
Following disasters, damage to social or community infrastructural components, such as food systems and medical services, results in many acute consequences for psychological well-being. In contrast, gradual impacts of climate change, like changes in weather patterns and rising sea levels, will cause some of the most resounding chronic psychological consequences.
Acute and chronic mental health effects include the following:
• Trauma and shock
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Compounded stress
• Strains on social relationships
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Suicide
• Substance abuse
• Aggression and violence
• Loss of personally important places
• Loss of autonomy and control
• Loss of personal and occupational identity
• Feelings of helplessness, fear, fatalism, nostalgia, and eco-anxiety
In order to support individuals’ success in becoming resilient, the following are tips to consider that address personal attributes and support social cohesion:
• Build belief in one’s own resilience.
• Foster optimism.
• Cultivate active coping and self-regulation.
• Find a source of personal meaning.
• Boost personal preparedness.
• Support social networks.
• Encourage connection to parents, family, and other role models.
• Uphold connection to place.
• Maintain connections to one’s culture
Climate solutions not only improve the quality of our air and food but also enhance our cognitive abilities and strengthen our mental health.
• Physical commuting, such as biking or walking, can reduce stress and other mental illnesses, as well as improve cognitive function and
• academic performance.
• Public transportation invigorates community mental health by
• creating opportunities and networks to increase community cohesion.
• Green spaces reduce people’s stress levels and promote positive social interactions.
• Clean energy benefits lung function in children and can help prevent
• symptoms of anxiety and depression that are brought on by pollution.
15) We suggest you sit down with those close to you and brainstorm ways of assisting with Ocean Assisted Carbon Capture & Reflection. No contribution is too small or too large in this time of world crisis. If you need ideas contact us.
Most Importantly – If you feel the information in the book is important pass it on to everyone you know including all your social networks. I did not feel there was time to spend many months securing a publisher, so this book is self-published on Amazon. That means no one sees it unless they hear about it or happen to run into it doing a search. I believe we need this information to “go viral” and only you can make that happen!”
Peace in Your Heart and Fortune in Your Steps,
Dr. Christian R. Komor, Climate Repair Advocate
Author, “Climate Deadline 2035”
DARE - Direct Atmospheric Removal of Excess Carbon 