Realistic Solutions for Climate Restoration

The Consolidated Climate Change Theory (CCCT) provides more than just a better explanation—it reveals a better path forward. Our strategies are designed to be immediately actionable, economically beneficial, and self-reinforcing. We don’t just reduce the harm on the land and its climate; we create a positive feedback loop of cooling, greening, and prosperity.

The Avalanche Greening & Cooling (AGC)

AGC is our flagship strategy for large-scale climate and land restoration. It is an improvement of previous tree planting methods that additionally self-propagates. Our AGC is the deliberate reversal of the destructive anthropogenic ASH.

How it Works: Strategic large-scale revegetation increases evapotranspiration, leading to more cloud formation and rainfall. This supports further vegetation growth — a virtuous feedback loop that moves with the dominant wind, reclaiming degraded land.

The Economic Engine: AGC is not a cost, but a highly profitable long-time investment. Land planted with high-value fruit trees and associated crops fund AGC expansion.

The beneficial AGC (avalanche greening and cooling) is the reversal of the destructive ASH (avalanche solar heating)

The High-Value, High-Cooling Agricultural Shift

,,Transforming agricultural land is a win-win-win for the climate, the economy, and human health.

  • From Low-Yield to High-Value: Replacing pasture and grain crops with orchards and  row intercropping of fruit/nut trees with beds of legumes, or grain crop rows more than triples the income per hectare while protecting soils from tilling and floods erosion.
  • From Red Meat to White Meat: Transitioning diets from the new red meat diet to the ancestral white meat diet drastically reduces carbon emissions and land use while improving people health.
  • Climate Impact: This system applied regionally increases evaporation, precipitation and creates cooling low thick clouds.

The Unitary Rational Building (URB)

Human settlements must be part of the solution. The URB is a design philosophy for compact, efficient, and highly livable communities that free up land.

Efficiency by Design: URBs unite residential, commercial, and recreational spaces into a single, optimized structure, largely reducing the land footprint.

The Comfortable City: Everything needed for daily life is within a short walk or personal electric vehicle ride, while dwellers use their cars outside URBs.

A Gateway to Nature: By building vertically, we preserve horizontal space. URBs can be surrounded by parks, natural forests, and productive orchards.

The Path to Implementation

Our strategy is phased and practical:

  1. Immediate Action (0-2 years):
    • Undertake engineering feasibility studies of AGC, High-Value Agriculture, URB.
    • Stop and prevent all deforestation, especially of old-growth and tropical forests, while setting up procedures for sustainable forestry.
    • Forest Fire Prevention: Address and eliminate their regional and local causes including the preventive burning, cultural burning and all fires.
    • Pilot Projects: Launch AGC proof-of-concept projects in strategically chosen coastal arid regions (e.g., Africa, Australia, California).
  2. Short-Term Transformation (2-10 years):
    • Agricultural Incentives: Shift subsidies from unsustainable practices towards supporting the transition to orchard-based systems and agroforestry.
    • Urban Planning: Adopt URB principles for new developments and urban regeneration projects.
    • Dietary Awareness: Launch public health campaigns on the benefits of shifting energy and protein sources.
  3. Long-Term Restoration (10+ years):
    • Global Scaling: Expand AGC projects globally wherever biogeographic conditions allow, this resulting in large carbon dioxide sequestartion.
    • Reserve Networks: The land freed up by increased agricultural productivity and URBs allows vast new Natural Reserves for biodiversity conservation.

This is Not a Sacrifice for a Repair; It’s a Beneficial Opportunity for an Upgrade

The solutions of the CCCT are not about living with less. They are about living better—with cleaner air, a more stable climate, healthier food, and a more prosperous, equitable economy. This is a vision of a world of improvements.