Ocean alkalinity enhancement, zero-point energy accumulators, cortical stacks, artificial ocean upwelling… if you can believe it, not all of these are from the science fiction world.
Some are marine geoengineering ideas pushed by tech companies and entrepreneurs, yet somehow they are equally as dystopian as some sci-fi technologies. Marine geoengineering specifically refers to attempts to manipulate the Earth’s oceans to address climate change. This might sound simple in concept, but these projects are unsafe, unproven, and not worth the risks to our oceans. Read our new Substack post to learn why marine geoengineering is so dangerous, and what we can do to stop it. Learn more at substack.com/@foeus
