US Air Force Calls for Mission to Combat Climate Change »

Posted By Neophile 1 year, 2 months ago in Science & Technology

The US air force will this week call for the world's top scientists to come together in a 21st-century Apollo-style programme to develop greener fuels and tackle global warming.

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    Tcaros1 year, 2 months ago

    It's true they are working on climate change effect.

    They've been researching the effects of pumping 2 GW (2 billion watts) of HF into the ionosphere. Super heating areas of the ionosphere can effect the weather. Some people think the global warming chatter is just a cover for experiments with the weather. No wonder the last 4-5 years things have been getting worse.

    See link:

    http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/haarp/gen.html

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    Aidenag1 year, 2 months ago

    Those silly US Military, Al Gore Loving Enviro Hippies should know better.. Global Warming isn't real...(end sarcasm)

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    hyperbola1 year, 2 months ago

    It is indicative of the increasing militarization of America at all levels that the USAF says such things - especially since the Pentagon is one of the biggest polluters on eath.

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      joeblowe1 year, 2 months ago

      "to encourage governments and companies to release "billions of dollars" of funds" - I think this pretty well answers the question of "why is the Air Force involved" doesn't it? Might be a good idea to hold off a couple of years to see if the normal sunspot cycle resumes. If not, we may need to quickly figure out a way to do MORE global warming, not less.

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        panzerv1 year, 2 months ago

        Maybe when the Air Force comes to the meeting, they will elaborate on what the hell it is they are spraying all over the sky in those huge chemtrails I see all the time. Could that be having an effect?

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          Charlson1 year, 2 months ago

          Does Bush know about this and will he allow them to continue? I applaud their proactive stance and willingness to do something but I am still suspicious about their motives and committment. Especially when they're interested in synthetic fuel from COAL. We'll see how this plays out.

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            quackpot1 year, 2 months ago

            Why not just give this chunk of money that the Air force has to spend on this project to the National Science Foundation?

            Let the Air Force work on projects closer to their mission such as:

            ---Environmentally friendly nuclear weapons

            ---Environmentally friendly naplam

            ---Environmentally friendly agent orange

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