13/10/2026
If you are interested to see what mitigation efforts are being done for the then this will be of interest to you.
This isn't like the geo engineering that has scientists wanting to mimic what volcanos do, that is bad by the way. Naomi Klines book 'This Changes Everything' is a fantastic book that took 5 years of research to write,
This is a low level cloud that will redirect heat from the GBR in a heating event. MCB = Marine Cloud Brightening. Something that naturally happens when we have enough phytoplankton = photosynthesis via either whale p**p or the upwelling that happens on coast lines especially where we have underwater volcanos, or a current that is pushing nutrients up to the surface to create single cell diatoms to develop in the Surface Micro Layer - the most active 1mm in the ocean, if not planet.
Human delivered MCB is a transition solution till we get Marine Protected Areas and other solutions, the MPAs mean no in key nursery areas = off the coastlines of most countries. Which is where they are taking so much fish that local commercial fisherman can't run a profitable business.
Russia and China voted against us having it off our coastline. We only protect 3% of our Oceans, we need 30% and then the ocean can naturally restore a lot of the marine species that eat and p**p to sequester more carbon to the ocean floor. We talk about this more in a citizen science project we're delivering next year.
Ocean David Attenborough's JV movie about how we can save the ocean and ourselves shows that Phytoplankton and Fish are the 2 key species that can help us save the GBR = more fish = eats the algae post a bleaching event, when that happens it gives the coral time to bounce back.
Fish, fish p**p and photosynthesis will help us keep our GBRs. There are 6 identified in the documentary one being Australias.
Being on the panel of RRAP - the $100million ocean research, done without the data of the ocean outside the GBR, weird because it tells you how the Ocean works when you do that, means we get invites to information days like this.
Come, learn, discuss.
See you there.
Explainer videos of the journey to where they are now is in the first comment.
Giving coral reefs a fighting chance in a warming climate