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my answer for richard bransons 25 miilion dollar earth challenge contest to rid of CO2 in the atmospher. You attack it from the ground up then we can talk about satelite systems with jet engine vacume filters flying around in our atmospher later. Born to simplify things. Don't make it sound so complicated Al Gore. Earth was way ahead of us on this one when the trees grew 400 feet high, thousands of years old. The human spieces cut them all down. Ask yourself one question... why did God make trees to live longer than people here on earth? ...or they used to anyway. Build forests with laws that protect never to harvest again and we just might save this planet if we can get it back to the way we found it. Now who needs help planting a forest in your yard?

What do you call... moving 20 ton of rock to build a 60' river pond, and 20 trees planted to replace your front yard lawn? .... a good start. what if everyone planted 20 trees? what would that do in relation to the CO2?
Put this in the book "Men Who Move Mountains" by Brett D. Harwood

big fish box, inc. imagine just for a moment... what if every human being on planet earth was not hungry, had a full stomach, and did not have to go to bed starving... (...but when the world hunger show came on everyone changed the channel and would rather be mesmerized by a balloon for 2.5 hours like a cat and catnip by most everyone by the looks have not skipped a meal in years, which by the way no one on planet earth could figure out how to bring down or use a heat sensor to know if a 60 pound child was actually being carried by a balloon that could only lift a total weight of 20 pounds. ...and this is our search and rescue for the USA? The real hoax is when it comes time for a real emergency that the USA is prepared for it). what would that be like? ...even if just for one day. how does the saying go ...give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed

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