Read here and here. Guilt-driven billionaires who have recently become global-warming warriors are now pursuing investment schemes to make energy more expensive, less reliable, and food more scarce/expensive for the world's masses, all in the name of "saving the world".
In reality though, they favor tax-payer subsidized investments that actually make the world worse in terms of the environment, besides potentially endangering the entire globe.
The latest example of the latter is the lame-brain, geo-engineering idea to make the clouds whiter in hopes of cooling the world "somewhere" at "sometime" for some unknown span of time. We say "hopes" because no one knows for sure the outcome of these "I-want-to-play-god" ego-maniac experiments.
Now comes confirmation from scientists that these cloud experiments are likely to do the opposite of what was originally thought (warming instead of cooling) - definitely the law of unintended consequences is in play when performing in a pretentious god-like manner. If these type of billionaires' experiments go awry, hopefully it would lead to massive global class-action lawsuits that will finally impoverish the dumb ass billionaire class once and for all.
"“Whitening clouds by spraying them with seawater, proposed as a “technical fix” for climate change, could do more harm than good, according to research.’...Whiter clouds reflect more solar energy back into space, cooling the Earth... But a study presented at the European Geosciences Union meeting found that using water droplets of the wrong size would lead to warming, not cooling.”.....This article further underscores how little we know about the climate system. To deliberately alter the system by geoengineering is, therefore, quite a risky approach. The reason it is even being considered is that there remains the assumption that added CO2 is the dominate climate forcing that can “disrupt” the climate system from its current equilibrium....Such a static view of the climate is not supported by observations yet this simplistic view persists as illustrated by the 2007 IPCC..."
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