Dear Readers,

As someone deeply invested in the future of our planet, I can’t help but reflect on the recent COP 28 summit. It’s been a topic of heated discussion, often labelled a disappointment, stirring emotions ranging from despair to anger. Accusations of greed and negligence abound, but I believe the root of this failure lies in a series of misguided assumptions, both scientific and political.

Let’s consider three critical misconceptions that have steered the conversation astray:

1. The Misinterpreted Role of Greenhouse Gases: The prevailing belief is that global heating stems directly from greenhouse gases. However, this perspective is flawed. Solutions like Carbon Capture and the pursuit of ‘Net-Zero’ are diverting our attention from the actual issue.
2. An Anchored Past vs. A Dynamic Present: There’s an obsession with maintaining a temperature reflective of the world 200 years ago. This goal is misaligned with our current needs and realities.
3. Narrow Focus on Energy Sources: The debate often circles around the methods of energy production – fossil fuels, nuclear, solar, etc. This narrow view overlooks other potential avenues for improvement.

One glaring omission in these discussions is the lack of attention to technological solutions that can actively reduce temperatures. Heat naturally moves from hot to cold areas, and as we’ve seen, altitude affects temperature consistently. This principle opens up a realm of possibilities, yet it’s been largely ignored.

In our tech-driven world, where we’ve mastered long-distance communication and space exploration, our sluggishness in addressing climate threats is baffling and inexcusable.

As a serial inventor, my life revolves around creating practical solutions. My inventions, like the Fontana™ and OceanCoolingSystem™, are designed to remove heat effectively and affordably from critical areas, safeguarding both human and ecological well-being. I offer these innovations freely to humanity.

Why for free? Because those who suffer the most from climate change are often the most vulnerable, lacking even basic amenities like air conditioning. Moreover, the rising global temperatures are wreaking havoc on their economies, food supplies, and lives.

But there’s more at stake:

1. Generational Decision-Making: Typically, older generations make decisions, leaving the youth anxious about inheriting a deteriorating planet.
2. Global Health and Confidence: The pervasive fear and worry about climate change are detrimental to our collective health and morale.
3. Industrialisation’s Mixed Legacy: While industrialisation has reduced the need for slavery and whaling, these benefits are often overshadowed by environmental concerns.

The development of specialised technology to cool our planet is urgent. The British Royal Society warns that the heat absorbed by Earth will take millennia to dissipate naturally. My inventions could shorten this to mere decades.

Ignoring this opportunity now would be, quite simply, unforgivable. Let’s embrace change and act now for a cooler, safer world. Discover more about these innovations and their potential at Solutions to Climate Change.

Together, we can reshape the future.

Warm regards,

Sebastian Cruft