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As long-lived CFCs, bromines and other industrial chemicals continued to devour Spaceship Earth’s
solar shielding, ground level radiation levels were also rising alarmingly. U.S. farmers alone were losing
more than $3 billion a year to crops damaged by rapidly rising rates of solar radiation, as an epidemic of
sun-induced cataracts was sweeping North America. The U.S. EPA sharply revised its estimated skin
cancer deaths from 9,300 to 200,000 sunshine-related fatalities over the next 50 years.
Global warming threatened to bankrupt global insurers. Bigger than big oil and the international trade in
arms, insurance companies handling more money than many once-sovereign nations are one of the
world’s largest sources of investment capital. Losses from Extreme Weather Events and related
damages were hitting a record $92 billion a year – three-times the annual dollar cost of the Vietnam War
Reeling from catastrophic storm losses up 1,500%
over the previous decade, this powerful lobby
pressed Ottawa, Washington and Whitehall to turn
down the heat on global warming. If global warming
bankrupted insurers, the resulting “domino effect”
would take out the money markets and the banks
that backed them.
Flagship insurer Lloyds of London was already nearly
foundering after losing almost $11 billion in just four
years. Insurance claims from Hurricane Andrew
alone “totaled” $15.5 billion.
Over many millennia, Earth’s climate has “cycled”
between lesser extremes. But there is nothing “natural” about the unprecedented warming we are now
experiencing. Tree rings from a 10,500 year-old Tasmanian pine show that the last 30 years have been
the warmest in 2,000 years. In the past 3,800 years there has been only one comparable 30-year period
of warmer temperatures than the present time. [Vancouver Sun Feb 4/94]
And carbon levels are climbing steeply within our space colony’s closed, recirculating atmosphere.
Today, the “CO2 Equivalent” of heat-trapping carbon dioxide, nitrogen and methane in Earth’s
atmosphere are near 423ppm and climbing faster than a chemtrails tanker. If this trend continues, our
“Climax Civilization” will suffer the same fate as our clear-cut “climax” rainforests.
CHAOS
We’re talking about major instabilities being unleashed across our planet with unpredictable
consequences. Scientists call this a “nonlinear” dynamic. At the Santa Fe Institute, I talked to leading
experts who simply call it Chaos. What happens when Chaos kicks in? As novelist Robin White writes in
The Flight From Winter’s Shadow:
There was a zone of uncertainty, a chaos zone where small perturbations had large effects...
very soon after, a breaking point was reached. The world’s climate shifted suddenly and
dramatically from the familiar to the utterly hostile. How long would it take? The journey from the
zone of shadows to utter collapse was a matter of decades; perhaps as much as two. The
climate was already in the shadow zone. Ten years sounded like a long time, but it wasn’t. Every
five weeks you lost one percent of the time remaining until, until what?
SUNSCREEN
In 1998, the choice appeared stark. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory calculated that cutting
back fossil fuel burning 20% to 1990 levels would cost the U.S. economy $100 billion a year. But other
scientists reported that carbon emissions must be slashed by 80% to curtail runaway global warming.
Either way, global warming threatened to be a real showstopper.