Climate Deadline 2035 tells the story of the intense race we are all in to beat the “point of no return” in the 2030’s. Our own best hope for survival lies not in the hands of scientists or government, or corporations but in the will of the citizens of our planet to mobilize and demand action.

2. As I write this Hawaii is in a state of emergency as the Kilauea Volcano releases
massive stores of toxic gases and lava flows have forced hundreds of evacuations.
Changes in Earths tectonic pressures are likely to increase volcanic activity as the
Earth continues to warm unnaturally. The cost will be enormous. In the Summer
of 2017 alone the US spent over 350 billion dollars coping with climate change - a
record we are on track to surpass this year.

3. And this is nothing. After the mid-2030’s climate disruption will shift from
its currently relatively slow, linear progression into exponentially
accelerating disasters. “Force 20 Superstorms”, regional floods, wildfires
covering millions of acres, enduring drought and crop failures, mass
migrations and territorial wars will overwhelm the ability of governments
to respond. If this sounds like science fiction feel free to read research
articles cited in my book "Climate Deadline 2035" (2018).

4. We must return our atmosphere to a pre-industrial 280 ppm of CO2 (or at least
stay below 350 ppm – the estimated cutoff for safety). Currently we are above 400
ppm and climbing fast. We must immediate get out of our climate shock and
implement safe and effective atmospheric carbon removal and solar reflection.

5. Our team has a plan for beginning
this work which can also save the
jobs of 800 Navajo workers a the
Navajo Generating Station in Page on
which the Hopi Tribe depends for
over 80% of it's GDP. Our plan,
Algae Assisted Carbon Capture +
Reflection (AACC+R) appears to
have the best chance of success.
AACC+R augments the natural
process of carbon "drawdown" and
storage performed by EHUX algae in
the equatorial oceans by feeding
them by-products from Carbon
Capture technology placed on
existing carbon emitting power
plants. This can be done, we have
the technology, but will we use it in
time.

6. Climate Deadline 2035 tells the
story of the intense race we are all in
to beat the “point of no return” in
the 2030’s. Our own best hope for
survival lies not in the hands of
scientists or government, or
corporations but in the will of the
citizens of our planet to mobilize
and demand action.

7. We are depending on intelligent readers like those of Green Living to join
with us and confront this difficult task. Like the challenge we faced and
overcame in World War II this problem will not go away and anyone can
see it is getting worse.

8. You don't have to vote for me, but
you must vote for someone with
a plan to address the need for
climate repair - and sadly I am
you only choice so far. If we do
not, it will not matter what our
teachers are paid, or if we
manage to keep guns out of our
schools, or deal fairly with
migration issues (which are all
issues on our platform to be
sure).

9. We need to have a functioning atmosphere for those things to matter! By
the mid-2030's it will be too late to make repairs. It is not too late to
change our children's future and avert a life of climate suffering - it is to
late to say you have not been warned! Please join us."