We are in a Big Problems!... Melting in Antarctica is accelerating
Scientists
CEO GSL Systems
Roberto Guillermo Gomes
CEO of GSL Systems and temporary director of MayDay
WMO
Petteri Taalas, (Helsinki, Uusimaa Region, Finland).
Secretary General of World Meteorological Organization
WMO
Roberta Boscolo, (Ginebra).
Climate & Energy Leader at WMO | Climate Science & Policy Expert | Sustainable Energy Advocate | top 10 sustainability influencer | Likes & Shares do not entail endorsement
UNFCCC
Youssef Nassef (Cologne, Bonn and surroundings).
Climate Adaptation Director - UNFCCC
NASA
Azita Valinia. (Greenbelt, Maryland, USA).
Chief Scientist at NASA Engineering & Safety Center
NASA
David Green. (Washington, District of Columbia, USA).
NASA Earth Science Strategist for Integrated Earth System Science; Network Advocacy for Geospatial Intelligence, Weather, Water and Climate - Expert in Disaster Risk Reduction and Wildfire Management
NASA
Steven Yoon. (San Francisco ).
Branch Chief at NASA Ames Research Center
NASA
Chelle Gentemann. (Santa Rosa, California, USA).
NASA HQ Program Scientist Transform to Open Science (TOPS)
NASA
Bradley Doorn. (York, Pennsylvania, USA).
Program Manager/Scientist at NASA
PhD Economics
Zsuzsanna Tajti PhD (Brussels, Belgium)
Climate, Sustainability, ESG & Credit Risk Management| Thought Leader| KPMG Advisor| GARP Volunteer| Risk Quantification, Policy & Regulation| Practical experience in the financial sector| PhD| CFA| FRM| PRM| CIA| SCR
PhD, Environmental Engineering
Kumari Anandita (Ranchi District, Jharkhand, India)
Ph.D Candidate
Committee on Climate Change
Chris Stark (London, England, United Kingdom).
CEO at Committee on Climate Change
PhD, Environmental Engineering
Hiral Jariwala (Guelph, Ontario, Canada).
Climate Change & Sustainability | Environmental Assessment | ESG | Carbon Sequestration | Decarbonization | Waste Management | OMAFRA HQP Scholar 2020 | PhD Candidate Environmental Engineering
Directorate of Climate Change
Berna Yiğit (Türkiye).
Environmental Engineer (PhD Candidate) - Directorate of Climate Change
PhD Candidate in Microbiology
Hila Hosseini (British Columbia, Canada).
PhD Candidate in Microbiology
Sustainability Data & Tech
Faraz Khan MBE (Portugal).
ESG, Sustainability Data & Tech I & visiting prof. of policy & Impact at University of St.Mary’s. Featured in BBC, Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters, Khaleej Times,The Guardian. Focus ESG,Sustainable & Climate financing
SDU Climate Cluster
Sebastian H. Mernild (Odense, Syddanmark Region, Denmark).
Professor in Climate Change (PhD & DSc). Head of SDU Climate Cluster. IPCC Lead Author. D-IAS Chair.
PHD in climate hazards
Samira Koushki (Iran).
PHD in climate hazards
Carbon and Circularity Advisor
Eilidh Forster (Banbury, England, United Kingdom).
PhD Researcher | Forestry | Natural Capital | Life Cycle Assessment | Sustainability
Wildlife Institute of India
Urjit Bhatt (Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India).
PhD Student at Wildlife Institute of India
Ecosystem Restoration
Dr. Ghulam (Malik) Sarwar (Al Ula, Medina, Saudi Arabia).
Ecosystem Restoration | Biodiversity | R&D I Wildlife Management | DNA Barcoding & Phylogenetic | Higher Education Management | Research Grants Management | Endowment Fund | Tech Transfer & IP | Planning and M&E
Sorbonne Universités
Cassien NDIAYE (Paris, Île-de-France, France).
PhD | Climate and Environmental scientist
Indian Institute of Technology
Lakshmi Pathi Thulluru (Delhi, India).
PhD scholar at The School of Environmental Science and Engineering (SESE), IIT Kharagpur
Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute
Demtew Etisa (Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia).
Associate Researcher at Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute
University of Southern Denmark
Patrizia (Patricie Gragnaniová) Gragnani (Denmark).
PhD candidate in Sustainability Management | Urban climate action
Loughborough University
Saul Humphrey (Toft Monks, England, United Kingdom).
Managing Partner of Saul D Humphrey LLP (Certified B Corp) | Professor at Anglia Ruskin University | Chair of Institute of Directors (Norfolk) | Chair of New Anglia LEP's Building Growth | Non Executive Director.
University of Melbourne
Astrid M. Bernal R. (Carlton, Victoria, Australia).
PhD Student- The University of Melbourne. Faculty of Law - Climate futures
ANZ
Emma Tacken (Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand).
Climate Change | Biodiversity | PhD
University of Waterloo
Pankaj Tewari, MBA, PhD (Toronto Area, Canada).
PhD Fellow at University of Waterloo
University of Colorado Boulder
Prakriti Sardana (Boulder, Colorado, United States).
PhD Student at the University of Colorado Boulder
IRD
Jean-Marc Goudet (París).
Postdoctoral researcher in mental health & climate change, MD PhD
University of the Punjab
Dr. Salman Tariq (Lahore District, Punjab, Pakistan).
PhD | Atmospheric Scientist
Department of Environment
Dr Kimberly Camrass (Brisbane and surroundings).
Director - Climate Positive Brisbane 2032 | Regenerative Futures PhD
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Mirosveta Petrova (Varna, Bulgaria).
PhD, Climate Change Regime
IVM Institute for Inviromental
Benedetta Sestito (Rome, Lazio, Italy).
PhD Candidate
Parliament for Water
Baya Aissaoui (Foscari Venice).
PhD Science and Management of Climate Change at Università Ca'
University of Virginia
Matthew Chester (Orlando, Florida, United States).
Energy, Utility, and Sustainability Expert-- Analysis, Research, & Writing
Proyect Drawdown
Tina Swanson (Paicines, California, United States).
Environmental Science and Policy Professional
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Romina Avila (Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain).
PhD in Environmental Technologies | Bioremediation | Wastewater treatment | Natural Climate Solutions
York University
David McRobert (Toronto, Ontario, Canada).
At Environmental Lawyer, Professor, International Law at Fleming College, Former Professor, Environmental Law, York U., 1989-2010, SPRING Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Carbon Forestry
Naveen V. (Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada).
Forest carbon dynamics modeling | Silviculture and Agroforestry | Remote Sensing and GIS - Forest Resources and Ecosystem Analysis | Spatial ecology | Carbon Forestry
World Food Programme
Mark Arango Owidhi (Kenya).
Consultant | PhD Candidate| Meteorologist | Climate Change Specialist | Expert Reviewer (IPCC)
University of Sussex
Marie Hudon, SIPC. (Canada).
Analyste développement de marché et prospective stratégique, MSc. Sustainable Development Candidate
NASA
Om Daxini. (Bengaluru, Karnataka, India).
NASA Citizen Scientist | RVSAT-1 | Student at RVCE
Argentine Naval Hydrographic
Sandra Barreira (Buenos Aires, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina).
Director of Research at Argentine Navy Hydrographic Service -Argentine Navy Meteorological Service
Zanjan University
Robab Razmi (Iran).
Phd / climate change
Università di Bologna
Ilaria Palmas. (Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy).
Associate Consultant @Veeva Systems | MSc Digital Transformation Management @University of Bologna
ZHAW Life Science
Ragini Hüsch. (Wadenswil, Zurich, Switzerland).
Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin bei ZHAW Life Sciences und Facility Management
Southern Methodist University
Rose C Jones, Ph.D. (Dallas-Fort Worth, USA).
Research & Strategy in Urban Green Health
NASA
Sadiq Ali (Bengaluru, Karnataka, India).
Team AeroAstro || Nasa Citizen Scientist || Ambassador at the ISS National Laboratory || SOLIDWORKS User Group Leader
IRD
Federica Maggioni (Nouméa, New Caledonia).
PhD in Marine Biology & Ecology | Looking for post-doctoral position or collaborations.
University of Texas
Zong-Liang Yang. (Austin, Texas, USA).
Professor and Jackson Chair at The University of Texas at Austin
Australian National University
Sue Barrell AO FTSE. (Melbourne).
Science leader, independent chair, director, mentor
NASA
Ingrid Garcia-Solera. (Norfolk, Virginia, USA).
Data Scientist at NASA Langley Research Center
Physics World
Chaneil James, MSc. (London, United Kingdom)
Sustainability, Earth Systems, and Space Scientist | Scientific Journalist | STEAM Outreach and Communication | MSc in Astrophysics, Particle Physics, and Cosmology | BSc in Earth Sciences
University of Maryland
George Hurtt. (College Park, Maryland, USA).
Professor & Associate Chair
University of East Anglia
Heike Schroeder. (Norwich Area, United Kingdom).
Professor of Environmental Governance at University of East Anglia
Proyect Drawdown
Aiyana Bodi (Brooklyn, New York, United States).
Senior Associate, Drawdown Labs at Project Drawdown
California Institute
Sassan Saatchi. (Pasadena, California, USA).
Senior Research Scientist at GlobalCarbon Cycle and Ecosystem at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Suborbital Scientist
Hady Milani. (Milan, Lombardy, Italy).
Space Advocate | Forbes 30 under30 | Suborbital Scientist Astronaut Candidate | Space Artist
Droit de l'environnement
Soumia GUENNOUN. (Préfecture de Fès, Fez, Morocco).
Enseignante-Chercheuse en Droit - PhD en Droit de l'environnement
Energy and Environmental
Katerina Chatzichronoglou. (Athens, Greece).
M.Sc. in Energy and Environmental Law and Policy
FEUP
Ana Alexandra Pereira. (Porto, Portugal).
Legionella and Biofilms in Engineered Water Systems || Science & Industry || Postdoctoral Researcher @ LEPABE/ ALiCE/ FEUP
IAEA
Zaman Mohammad. (Vienna, Austria).
Soil Scientist/ Plant Nutritionist at International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Unitar Scycle
Kees Baldé. (Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands).
Senior Scientific Specialist at UNITAR SCYCLE (previously hosted by United Nations University)
WMO
Maria Kosonen. (Geneva, Switzerland).
JPO, Hydrology, Water, and Cryosphere, WMO
National University of Kyiv
Maria Pokormiako. (Boryspil, Kiev, Ukraine).
Студент(ка) в уч. заведении Institute of International Relations Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Climate change
Gokul Vishwanathan. (New Zealand).
Doctoral Candidate || Extreme weather events and climate change
SDG 13 Ambassador
Hildah Kirimi (Nairobi, Kenya).
Veterinary Medicine Surgeon | Project Mananger| Climate Change Ambassador |Wildlife |Environmental Conservation | SDG 13 Ambassador
Ste Holdings
Dr. R. Paul Williamson (Westminster)
Managing Partner. VP Sustainable Energy. Paul@STE-Holdings.com /(833) 767-5280 EXT 3
North Caroline State University
Michelle Cipullo. (Denver, Colorado, USA).
Atmospheric Scientist
MDPI
Giulia Stefenelli (Zurich, Switzerland).
PhD in Atmospheric Science - Project Management - Scientific communication - Chair of Scientific Officers Board MDPI AG
Robert Gordon University
Peter Strachan. (Aberdeen, Scotland).
Professor of Energy Policy, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen Business School, Scotland
Texas University
Jennifer Fogarty. (Houston, Texas, USA).
Chief Scientist
JIRCAS
Guntur Subbarao. (Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan).
Senior Scientist at JIRCAS
Lead City University
Alao Eric (Abuja, Nigeria).
Adjunct Professor at Lead City University/ Climate Change Solution provider/Agribusiness Consultant/Project Manager/BDSP
University of Sargodha
Fazal Ur Rehman. (Islamabad, Pakistan).
Master in Analytical Chemistry || Research and Development || H P L C || FTIR || FTNIR || Atomic Absorption || Analysis and resolving methods || Assessments, Policy Advocacy
Climate Alpha
Michael Ferrari. (New York, USA).
Chief Scientific Officer & Chief Commercial Officer at Climate Alpha
NASA
Simone Lolli. (Florence, Tuscany, Italy).
Senior Scientist at National Research Council (CNR) and NASA MPLNET Science Team at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
University of Kent
Manya Russo. (Msida, Malta).
Conservation Practitioner & Project Manager
NASA
Carmen Blackwood. (Los Ángeles ).
Earth Scientist at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
NASA
Sylvain Costes. (Richmond, California, USA).
Biosciences Research Branch Chief at NASA Ames Research Center
Lund University
Ase Johannessen (The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands).
Senior Researcher/advisor, Deltares
The University of Queensland
Harvey Ruan, ACCA (Brisbane and surroundings).
PhD Scholar in Accounting at UQ|Sustainability Accounting Researcher|ACCA Member
Bangor University
Nia Jones (United Kingdom).
PhD Student modelling microplastic dispersal | Research Officer in Coastal Modelling
United Arab Emirates University
Aïssata B. Hassane (Sweden).
Hydrogeologist, PhD
University pof Adelaide
Vittoria Cipriani (Australia).
PHD candidate at University of Adelaide
AWorld
Laura Basconi (Milan and surroundings).
PhD in Climate Change, Ecologist
PhD in climate change
Soma Zandkarimi (Iran).
PhD in climate change
Kenyatta University
Gordon Ocholla, PhD (Nairobi County, Kenya).
Academic & Policy Analyst II Green & Circular Economy II WASH & Climate Change Mobility II Environmental Risk Assessment
Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan
Prof. Ikramullah Khan, PhD (UQ) and Post Docs (UAE and China) (Pakistan).
Professor of Plant Ecology/Climate Change at Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan-Pakistan; President, Pakistan Ecological Society (PES)
University of Tehran
Fatemeh Sadat Alavipoor (Tehran, Iran).
PhD, University of Tehran
University of Florida
Robert (Bob) Dickinson (Tampa Bay Area).
Storm Sewer Flood Modeler with 50+yrs SWMM & 25+yrs SWMM5. Autodesk (2.75 yrs), Innovyze (17 yrs). TechX Autodesk Ambassador Finalist. Autodesk Technologist for ICM SWMM. TAC for CIMM.ORG, #SWMM5 #cancersurvivor
Asian Institute of Technology
Yunghsin Lin (Pathum Thani Province, Thailand).
Sustainability consultant & PhD candidate in Urban Environmental Management
Youth4Ocean Forum
Carlotta Santolini (Rimini, Emilia-Romagna, Italy).
PhD in Climate Change and Sustainable Development | Mariscadoras Co-Founder
National Open University of Nigeria
Otoh (Dayo) Umoren (Nigeria).
Teaching and Research
TUBITAK MARMARA
Tuğba Çelebioğlu (Istanbul, Türkiye).
PhD Candidate/Environmental Engineer
SMHI
Christophe Sturm (Norrkoping, Ostergotland Province, Sweden).
(PhD) Researcher in hydro-climatology
International Scientific Committee
Mei Ting Phang (Singapore).
Environmentalist with Passion and Love
The University of Edinburgh
Paulina Gonzalez Martinez (Edinburgh and surroundings).
Researcher | PhD candidate | Energy | Labour | Climate Change and Gender | Project Management |
Proyect Drawdown
Yusuf Jameel, PhD (Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States).
Scientist | Research, Data Analysis, Project Management | I conduct frontline research on climate solutions and decarbonization strategies
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Amira Saidi (San Diego, California, United States).
PhD Researcher in Climate Change at Ca'Foscari University
Université de Dakar (UCAD)
Dr. Sémou NDAO (Senegal).
PhD, Atmosphere physics, Climate and Climate Impact
University of Hong Kong
Ying Lung Liu (Kensington, New South Wales, Australia).
PhD in Climate Science (UNSW)
C-Circle Research
Chimeremogor May Ohajinwa, PhD, MPH (The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands).
PhD Environmental Sciences - e-Waste Management | Recycling | Risk Assessment | Public Health | Sustainability
NASA
Tom Cwik (La Cañada Flintridge, California, United States).
Chief Technologist at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
Mostafa Hamouda (Germany).
PhD in Climate Science
University of Western Australia
Nicole Hodgson (Australia).
PhD candidate, Environmental Humanities, University of Western Australia
University of Queensland
Alice Twomey (Australia).
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, PhD, RPEQ
Weather and Climate Services
Zahid Masood (Mansehra, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan).
Geophysicist, Climate Change Analyst, PhD Research Scholar at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Lund University
Yuanyuan Quan (Lund, Skåne, Sweden).
PhD Candidate | Environmental Science | Climate, Energy and Sustainability | Green Earth, Green Future
Dear reader friend: We are raising funds for the most important Global
Warming and Global Solidarity Research and Action objectives in the world.
We lack sufficient resources to activate our development programs.
All data will be published free of charge on the Internet for everyone
to access, learn and reflect on. To function we depend on individual
donations, which on average are around 20 dollars per person. If
everyone reading this message contributed to the cost of a coffee,
we would raise the necessary funds. If Gaia Team is useful to you,
take a moment so that the core objectives can be realized. Help us
change the world. The second initiative consists of the Green Solidarity
Fund Request of 2% of world GDP,
annually, to end hunger, overpopulation
and global warming. If together we get the presidents of the planet to
sign it, we will be closer to peace and we will live in balance with
nature. And the third objective is to activate the MegaStore portal,
making Automatic Compassion possible, where all users can make purchases
with a card and at no extra cost, make donations to organizations such
as UNICEF.
Saving the Planet now is serving and loving all beings.
Runaway Nature has no race or belief, it just acts.
We must act likewise urgently to stop Global Warming.
All together and among all together, it is always possible.
Let's have faith in ourselves.
As Humanity we are living a special time, a change of era. One day of God ends and a new Eighth Day begins.
We are a + 2000 people in a global solidarity initiative to save our planet with immediate actions, bringing together scientists, environmentalists, politicians, financiers, professionals from all areas and people from all over the planet, to work, all together and together, to stop global warming, and at the same time to end the merciless scourge of hunger and extreme poverty throughout the Earth. The weather anomaly is in an acceleration phase, we must act immediately: build an AI holographic dynamic weather map, interconnecting via an intranet all available quantum computers, fed all known variables and deducing all unknowns, to get the most realistic tipping points and predict upcoming events, in a effort combined with the best scientists from all continents. We need to act before December 2023, activating a planetary climate emergency plan to be implemented worldwide, with the cooperation of all governments. Join our team task forces! To save the planet and guarantee everyone's life on it, we all need to work in a cooperative, coordinated, synchronized and supportive way. Prioritizing everyone's lives and not money, ego, fame or power.
All of us on our beautiful planet Earth find ourselves in a situation of complete Climate Insecurity. We must abandon prejudice, hatred and resentment, unite and work together to stop the present acceleration of the climate anomaly. We are all in the same boat. We are all necessary. We can all help to save each other. Let us know how to be supportive and overcome all our differences.
1.- SCOPEX Project
2-.-Reforest
3.- Compact atomic reactors per city of + half a million inhabitants
4- Green Energy
5.- Green Transportation
6.- Food
7.- Save the Arctic, Amazonia and decontaminate the oceans
8.- Stop the 6th mass extinction, global warming
9.- Abolish extreme poverty throughout the Earth
10.- Green Fund of 2% of the annual world GDP to end hunger, extreme poverty and global warming
11.- Eco Global Government to coordinate at a planetary level all actions to stop global warming
12.- Global Direct Digital Democracy advised by a Science Council made up of the best scientists on the planet united
13.- Substitute money for units of qualified time
14.- Life annuity to all citizens of the world due to the transfer of the means of production to AI and cybernetics. In exchange they must provide community services in art, education and science
15.- Accelerate the space elevator
16.- Accelerate the colonization of the Moon
17.- Project and develop floating cities and cities in space, on other planets and on asteroids
18.- Develop new thrusters for spaceships
19.- Activate the key projects Adonai Horeb, Zeus Program and Human-X Technologies
If you are an Dr. , architect, engineer or programmer, the planet needs you. Now we are all in a complete state of Planetary Climate Insecurity with future forecasts of devastating catastrophes and accelerated melting. There will be famines and great mortality... We can still avoid it... If you are also an advanced student, we invite you to join SpaceArch's Advanced Design divisions. You won't do it for free. Everyone will charge for their work.
Once every project obtains its technical feasibility study and financial return, it is apt to receive international credits available from the world banking system. In this way, the fees of the different divisions of SpaceArch can be paid and the mega projects planned on a large planetary scale can be executed. That they are urgent and necessary to stop the global warming bomb and avoid the 6th Mass Extinction.
We are in a race against time. The acceleration of the weather anomaly is proceeding very rapidly. We must act decisively, unitedly and quickly. At GSL Systems we are in the initial phase, with insufficient resources. We call up the reserves of the computer divisions of the armed forces of all countries as volunteers (note). We assume the commitment to pay for the hours spent once we activate our global e-commerce system. We ask multinationals and investors to join this initiative, because there is simply no Plan "B" to save the planet. This is the only one at the moment.
Organizations and companies with which SpaceArch prepares its global climate mitigation projects:
NASA, Apple, Amazon, Swyftcities, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Ste-Holdings, Quaise, Climeworks, AEON
In alliance with:
www.cj.com, www.avina.net, www.neevn.in, www.fireya.co.in, www.quantumdassets.com, www.platecompany.org, www.greeninterbanks.com, www.greenclimate.fund, www.avina.net, www.phoenix, marketbridge.com, www.nextware.com.ar, www.nt.com.pe, www.workana.com, www.anakosmos.com, www.ey.com, www.patagonia.com, www.rewild.org, www.sankopower.com, www.uni-solar.com, www.fwave.co.jp/en/, www.powerfilmsolar.com, www.ge.com, www.energy.gov, www.msci.com, www.inogenalliance.com, www.te.com, www. grenergy.eu, www.greenergydom.com, www.mustsolarsystem.com, www.okorder.com, www.deif.com, www.soenergy.com, www.en.smaraad.com, www.detechtion.com , www.goesfoundation.com
Through the fintech of Greeninterbanks.com, an alliance between environmental banks, we already have access to US$ 100,000 million of loan availability. We are working to increase our portfolio with a greater number of banks and investment funds committed to the mission of Saving the Planet and doing good green business at the same time. There is no better investment than the one applied to defend the Sacred Life of all. We believe that by the end of the year our combined financial capacity will reach US$2 trillion. It is not money that moves the world, it is profitable projects on a large scale. Capital depends on them to multiply, sustain itself and revalue itself. That is why a country without mega projects not only does not progress, it goes bankrupt. Half a cent of the dollar is not given away to anyone. That does not exist. Each project must close and have a pre-feasibility study and a positive rate of return.
The system model in SpaceArch. Solutions works like this:
1.- We give priority to the scale projects of the Planetary Emergency Master Plan.
2.- We offer advanced Architecture and Engineering services to any company in formation that requires expert technical assistance and project development.
3.- We manage the necessary international financing.
4.-We charge commission for the service.
The Legal Division of SpaceArch Division is preparing the standard contract so that all interested companies can hire the technical and professional services of the Gaia Team online. They will be supervised by AI.
This facilitates the realization and execution of medium, high and large scale projects at a local, national and international level. It is what is needed to immediately activate sustainable global projects that mitigate and stop the accelerating climate anomaly.
Mr. Gomes: I am very impressed with the entourage of companies and leaders you have assembled, not ato even mention the very important concerns, needs and topics you have assembled!! I can see that much impressive work has been done and the challenges identified in your Master Climate Emergency Plan. If there is any way that our work and plans at Sustainable Transportation and Energy can play a role in this magnificent vision, we would be honored to do so. My background in academia, hydrogen research, and sustainable transportation, housing and infinite energy production, may be areas that I can contribute in small ways. Our resources are minimal since we are in the start-up phase of our solution-based, hydrial SystainableSynergy Business Model. Perhaps this novel approach, using infinite energy resources to power and underwrite transportation, while providing sustainable innovation, financial stability, economic development, environmental recovery and community progress can be one of the keys that we can employ to bring an attitude of SOLUTIONS to the many challenges you have so ably identified. Status quo thinking and bureaucratic hypocrisy has proven that standard approaches have not and are not working so I applaud what you are doing and hope we can find ways to partner, compliment and solve everything facing humanity!!
VOTE ON THE MASTER PLAN TO SAVE THE PLANET
THIS IS A GREAT IDEA !!! Global Solidarity is apolitical
1) Global Solidarity is apolitical. All citizens of the Earth can be members and participate in it.
2) Its mission is the creation of the Eco E-Government Global under Digital Direct Democracy system advised by a Council of Sciences made up of scientists.
3) The executive power of the EEGG will have a presidential character, with a mandate for 4 years and with the option of a second term for another 4 years.
4) Digital Direct Democracy works through the Internet and all citizens from 16 years of age are entitled to vote laws that regulate and regulate the entire planet, without the need for legislative representatives. It can also dismiss the current world authorities for breach of their functions.
VOTE ON THE MASTER PLAN
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VOTACIÓN SOBRE EL MASTER PLAN PARA SALVAR AL PLANETA
ESTA ES UNA GRAN IDEA!!! Global Solidarity es apolítica
1) Global Solidarity es apolítica. Todos los ciudadanos de la Tierra pueden ser miembros y participar en ella.
2) Su misión es la creación del E-Gobierno Planetario bajo sistema de Democracia Digital Directa asesorado por un Consejo de las Ciencias integrado por científicos.
3) El poder ejecutivo del EEP tendrá carácter presidencialista, con mandato durante 4 años y con opción a un segundo período por otros 4 años.
4) La Democracia Digital Directa funciona mediante internet y todos los ciudadanos a partir de los 16 años de edad están habilitados para votar las leyes que ordenan y regulan a todo el planeta
VOTACIÓN SOBRE EL MASTER PLAN
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HOW MICROSOFT, GOOGLE, AMAZON, APPLE, SPACEX, ORACLE, NIVIDIA, SONY, PHILIPS, TOYOTA, HONDA, MITSUBISHI CAN HELP SAVE THE PLANET
Read "Effect Corch" please and Global Climate Emergency Master Plan
“Every business starts as one person with an idea. How fast you go, how far you get, is in your hands. The bigger your vision, the bigger your achievement will be.” His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai
"Automatic universal compassion guarantees the participation of all humanity in concrete actions of goodwill to save our planet." RG, CEO at GSL Systems
GLOBAL WARMING SOLUTIONS
ADVANCED SUPERTECHNOLOGIES
GAIA TEAM FOR SAVE THE PLANET, TOGETHER!!!
URGENT CLIMATE ACTION, TOGETHER AND TOGETHER
DIVISION COORDINATORS
For investors and philanthropies
Capital must quickly move away from carbon-intensive activities and toward climate solutions if humanity is to survive accelerating global warming and slow it down in time.
We propose concrete carbon reduction policies and finance strategies, convening leading climate investors and philanthropists for immediate global effective action.
Through the international divisions of SpaceArch.Solutions, we develop sustainable projects on a planetary scale, modularly adjustable to each city, and through Greeninterbanks, a strategic alliance of environmental banks from around the world, we accelerate financing flows towards feasible and profitable projects.
For corporate decision makers
Due to the present acceleration of the climatic anomaly, we have a few months left (data to be confirmed by our scientific team) to try to stop it by activating the SCOPEX Project. Through the Gaia Team Initiative we are calling multinationals, social, political, financial power and NGOs to urgent climate action.
We must all unite and together save our planet, neutralizing in time the catastrophes that are fast approaching towards our future horizon. We must act in a cooperative, coordinated, synchronized and supportive manner to succeed in this vital objective for our survival.
The financial sector accumulates between 50 and 75 trillion dollars worldwide. We need only 2 to 3 trillion per year to end hunger, extreme poverty and global warming. What are we waiting for?
Catastrophic sequence
In January 2024 the cracking of the Thwaites Glacier will begin. It will thaw out completely between 2025/2027.
In this period begins the phase of accelerated melting of the Arctic permafrost and the glaciers of Antarctica and Greenland.
2028 The release of clathrates on the ESAS platform in Siberia begins. By 2030, the North Pole will thaw completely and the waters of the Arctic will warm. The activation of the “clatatros rifle” begins. 2031/33 begins the release of methane and carbon stocks in all oceans. 2035 maximum peak of the greenhouse effect.
Planet Earth is left uninhabitable with a surface temperature of 100º C due to the greenhouse effect of intense evaporation of seawater.
Can this happen? We do not know exactly, we have insufficient data. A maximum multidisciplinary and global scientific effort is required to be able to predict the complex interactions acting in the climate anomaly. And you have to do it immediately. Time is up.
Climate Commissions by sector
Immediate technological solutions are already available to mitigate climate change. Inaction is unacceptable.
Gaia Team's digital business plan at GSL Systems Corp