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ADVANCED NON TOXIC PLASTIC RECYCLING The ONE SMALL TOWN initiative is in an exclusive dialog with the most advanced plastic to oil and diesel recycling technology producer, which uses the oil from the plastic to power itself, as it produces usable A2 grade oil - with no pollutants or toxins released. This oil is usable in most generators and many trucks, perfect for mines, other industry, and farms. OST intends to install one machine in around 260 small municipalities in South Africa as a start, and then expand to other countries. Cost of production is a fraction of the price per litre of A2 grade oil or diesel today. Manufacturing timeline for first plant is 18 months, which will reduce to half the time once in full production flow. Investors or funders interested in partnering in this truly remarkable initiative, that will clean up our environment and bring prosperity to small towns everywhere, please contact me on michael@onesmalltown.org In unity Michael Tellinger.

This brings me tears of joy! Andrew Millison returns to India (soon to be Bharat) to explore the work thousands of villagers have done to restore their lands using permaculture. If this video doesn’t excite you, I don’t know what will! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvj_H1xDexo @CarbonCaptureShield

Stop the climate change insanity. Psychopaths claiming to be scientists.

Nature is a lot more than just forests and restoring it must go well beyond simply planting trees… Mossy Earth is a unique organization that is worth paying attention to! Their work focuses on restoring natural processes, supporting keystone species, and helping neglected species or ecosystems. They document their work and invite us to watch and support. Check them out! https://www.mossy.earth/ @CarbonCaptureShield

“But you can’t just pull energy from the air…” is something I hear often. My reply is: “you mean, the way lightning does?” A single lightning strike is estimated to be able to power a billion homes for a fraction of a second… https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-are-using-fossils-to-work-out-how-much-energy-is-in-a-lightning-strikes @CarbonCaptureShield

“Carbon is the building block for all life on earth. It provides all of the food and most the energy for the human race. Carbon dioxide is a tiny part of the atmosphere, yet it sustains all life on earth. It is NOT a pollutant. To be anti-carbon is to be anti-life and anti-human”. – Viv Forbes, Pasture Manager, Soil Scientist and Geologist http://iloveco2.com/about-co2/ @CarbonCaptureShield

IBM and NASA open source the largest geospatial AI foundation model on Hugging Face The move aims to widen access to NASA satellite data and accelerate climate-related discoveries. It’s the largest geospatial model to be hosted on Hugging Face and the first open-source AI foundation model NASA has collaborated to build. And, it can analyze geospatial data up to four times faster than state-of-the-art deep-learning models, with half as much labeled data, IBM has estimated. Underpinning all foundation models is the transformer, an AI architecture that can turn heaps of raw data — text, audio, or in this case, satellite images — into a compressed representation that captures the data’s basic structure. From this scaffold of knowledge, a foundation model can be tailored to a wide variety of tasks with some extra labeled data and tuning. A commercial version of the model, part of IBM’s AI and data platform watsonx, will be available through the IBM Environmental Intelligence Suite (EIS) later this year. https://research.ibm.com/blog/nasa-hugging-face-ibm @CarbonCaptureShield

Consider something like Government Subsidies - presented as a beneficial helping hand, but they can also be a way to manipulate the free market. Think of it this way: When you shop, you're voting with your dollars for the products and services you like. Normally, the businesses that people vote for the most, thrive. But when the government steps in with subsidies, they're casting extra votes for the solutions THEY like, tipping the scales in favor of those businesses. That's not the free market at work anymore. Now, in an ideal world where governments always made perfect decisions, this could work out great. It would be like a perfect democracy or even a perfect dictatorship where the leaders always knew what was best. But we all know that's not how things play out in reality. In reality, there's always a chance that subsidies can be misused. They could become tools for political favoritism, or they might just lead to bad economic decisions because let's face it, governments don't always get it right. History has plenty of examples of this. But it's not all doom and gloom. Recognizing these issues is the first step toward making things better. We don't necessarily need to scrap subsidies or anything altogether, nor should we accept them without questioning. What we need to do is Awaken! - then stay alert, ask for transparency in how decisions are made, and hold those in power accountable for their actions. It's up to us to build a society where we're vigilant, not apathetic. We need to understand the interplay between natural laws, the economy/ecology, and our individual and collective choices. By doing so, we can participate more actively in shaping a society that respects this delicate balance. Let's inspire each other to constantly improve our systems rather than tearing them down, and to find that sweet spot between necessary government intervention and excessive manipulation. Only by doing so can we aspire to a society that is both truly free and fundamentally fair. @CarbonCaptureShield

Here’s a graphic I made back in December 2021 that explains how living soil and regenerative practices are BOTH required in order to ensure plant health. Just a 1% increase in soil organic carbon allows for 200,000 liters of water to be stored in the top 15cm of every hectare! This alone could break the drought/flood cycles and begin restoring stable weather to our planet - starting with local micro-climates and expanding outward like a calming ripple… @CarbonCaptureShield

Russia has committed to supplying grain to African nations free of charge, and other commitments. https://t.me/multipolarmarket/6026 @CarbonCaptureShield

If you truly want to help make the world a better place, please consider attending a Soil Food Web or Ecosystem Restoration training course. These are taught by experts with decades of experience restoring nearly every type of ecosystem, even bringing life back to barren deserts! https://promo.soilfoodweb.com/jul23s-erb-va/ @CarbonCaptureShield

Unlimited Free Energy exists but it’s kept secret due to taking away the “competitive advantage” of corporations with the ability to bill you for it. Climate change is not about the climate, it’s about the consolidation of power and control. There are no coincidences. We are being held back by the most greedy, evil people to ever exist. WE UNDERSTAND THE RISKS OF PURSUING OUR PATH - but we have no fear of those who can harm the body but cannot harm the spirit. No Fear. Fear is the mindkiller. @CarbonCaptureShield

What Does Ecosystem Restoration Look Like? This fantastic webinar is starting soon! https://webinar.soilfoodweb.com/webinar-what-does-ecosystem-restoration-look-like/196038?utm_campaign=JUL2023&utm_medium=s4r1&utm_source=email @CarbonCaptureShield

A swimming pool that uses no chlorine, but rather PLANTS to filter the water… Further, it uses no high-pressure (and high energy/electricity) pumps, but rather, BUBBLES to create all the flow they need - all off-grid! Near the end of this video, the owner DRINKS a glass of water from his own pool - just to prove the point. PERMACULTURE POOLS are real, and this is an exciting development that we’re keeping our eyes on! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sdxpLC97ak @CarbonCaptureShield

Disney died suddenly within months of releasing this short film. This is why few people ever knew Walt Disney’s original plans for his “Florida Project.” Here, Walt presents his vision for a future where people come first, in cities designed to honor the individual while serving the entire community. Imagineering was an entire army of skilled architechts, engineers, and city planners - and his vision was to transform society through the power of free enterprise. His sudden death in December of 1966 left his work unfinished. These plans were abandoned, and his “Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow” became the EPCOT theme park instead of a showcase of human ingenuity. Whatever you think about the corporation Disney, which is clearly corrupt beyond belief in our day - try to set aside your personal feelings and be inspired by this amazing vision for our future. This vision, combined with other visionaries such as Jacques Fresco, Steve Jobs, Michael Tellinger, and Elong Musk - these are what inspire and motivate our team at Carbon Capture Shield. The only sure way to fail is to never try at all. @CarbonCaptureShield

Restoring our Relationships with Soil Biology and Ecosystems STARTING NOW!!! https://webinar.soilfoodweb.com/webinar-restoring-our-relationships-with-soil-biology-and-ecosystems @CarbonCaptureShield

Dive into an incredible journey of resilience and revival, as Alejandro Carrillo turns a harsh desert into a thriving grassland ecosystem. Nestled in the Chihuahua Desert, with just 6-10 inches of rain annually, Carrillo's ranch busts the myth that deserts are lifeless. His secret weapon? Good old soil health. Healthy soil, buzzing with mycorrhizal fungi that release glomalin, bolsters soil structure, amplifies water retention, and fuels plant growth. The result? More transpiration, more rainfall, and a reminder of our interconnected natural cycles. It's high time we challenged the 'net zero' mindset. Cutting emissions is only half the battle; rejuvenating our natural cycles is the game-changer. Whether it's turning methane-emitting cattle into valuable assets for soil regeneration or emphasizing land management for fire control, it's all about redefining our strategies. Remember, it's not the cows; it's how we manage them. Let's shift our focus from emission reduction to restoring balance in our natural cycles. Tune in, get inspired, and embrace a fresh perspective on our climate crisis. Reference: Rosentreter, J.A. et al 2021. Half of global methane emissions come from highly variable aquatic ecosystem sources. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-021-00715-2 @CarbonCaptureShield

Did you know that Netflix cut this scene out of “Kiss the Ground” before streaming it on their service? Why wouldn’t MSM want you to view this 4-minute clip? @CarbonCaptureShield

Did you hear about the new Free Webinar Series: Re-greening the Planet, which begins on July 12, 2023, at 11am Pacific (that’s 7pm UK time)? This is a great opportunity to: - Learn about ecosystem restoration practices from experts like John D. Liu and Paul Morris. - See what success looks like at several Ecosystem Restoration Projects in different parts of the world. - Discover how you can make an impact on the ecosystems around you and how you can join this crucial global movement! JOIN HERE - IT’S FREE @CarbonCaptureShield

Take a break and be INSPIRED by this 15-minute short film: From Desert to Abundance: Overcoming Monoculture Challenges in a Changing Climate, gives a front-row view of the journey of a banana and grape operation in Peru, to regenerative agriculture. In 2017, an El Niño event left the operation’s soils flooded and yields jeopardized. The devastation led the owners to the Soil Food Web Approach. Witness this incredible success story and learn how the soil health and farming operations were improved, achieving a reported 200% increase in yields over just two growing seasons. Experience this transition from conventional, chemical farming practices to regenerative agriculture through the use of compost extract, teas; cover crops; animal husbandry, and more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJAWdfpg6vE @CarbonCaptureShield