Going low carbon fast - an eye opening approach, 2. Edition / 2024

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Please note that this ebook has been written by Manuela van der Glas and has not been generated by AI or other language programmes.

The organisation Condair (HQ: Pfäffikon SZ / Switzerland) published some research and found that we need a relative humidity in the atmoshpere in order for our lungs and skin to be in a healthy condition. When our environment is too dry then our body can develop irritations, such as skin- and lung issues, experience a general sensation of dis-ease.

This means we need to have an optimum state in our environment, like in our chemical consistency, an optimal bandwidth - to flourish.

At the end of this e-book are calculation in regard to the amount of trees we need in order to offset carbon naturally - this in stark contrast to the unhealthy and costly negative technolgies that the Swiss government / BAFU wants to implement.

Witten and first published in 2020.

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Important information: “ On August 21, 1986, a cloud of magmatic carbon dioxide gas arose from the bed of Lake Nyos, a freshwater lake located in a volcanic caldera in the populous Northwest Region of the East African nation of Cameroon. The rare event, called a limnic eruption, was announced by a small explosion that residents of a market town near the lake described as being like distant thunder, but it was otherwise unannounced by anything else apart from a foul odor.

The 1.6-million-ton cloud of magmatic gas was deadly, and a count of the fatalities indicated that 1,746 people, most from villages by the lake, had been asphyxiated by it, along with some 3,000 cattle and innumerable birds, insects, and other animals. The bodies of the dead showed no signs of trauma or struggle; these people had simply died where they were. A research team from France and the United States arrived at the scene and noted that the lake was an unusual dark-brown color, and that a surrounding raffia forest and several other expanses of vegetation had been flattened by both the explosion and the tsunami-like water wave that ensued. That the CO2 was responsible for the deaths was immediately clear to the scientists.”