Current and Continuing Research
Our world has two opposing heat sources applied to a medium that we call the crust.  The atmosphere is an open system that uses convection constantly moving heat away from the surface.  Below ground is a closed system with energy constantly moving from deep below up towards to the surface.  The sun uses radiation to transmit heat to our world but offers no heat until it comes in contact with an object and is converted to thermal radiation.  How these forces interact and there impact with each other is analyzed and confirmed.

Oceans and Seas

Heat Discharge

8 - Means of Measure - Accurate Means for Monitoring Global Warming/Cooling
9 - Seasonal Impacts - Expansion and Contraction
10 - Volcanic Seasons
11 - Earthquake Cycles

Earth's Basics

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The balance between the Earth's absorption of solar radiance from the sun, and the outgoing thermal radiation, are the two greatest process's that control the climates of our world.
Global Warming/Climate Change
Hurricanes, Typhoons and Cyclones
Heat Flow
Global Dimming
Water and the Ozone Layer
CO2 Cycles
Magnetic Field


Human Impact and Resolutions

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Oil Shale and Tar Sands
    Bakken Oil Shale
    Williston Geothermal Heat Effect
    Stored Energy Calculations
Oil Production and Earthquakes
Human Impact
Human Population Growth
Sustainability
Change

What Can We Do?

"There are three primary factors which can help influence our environment for the betterment of future generations. First, we must educate our youth on the critical success factors to maintaining and improving our earths resources. Secondly, we must stop all shale production and all activity that heats the earth beneath us. Finally, we need to replant our earth and hold back the water that we currently allow to run off and find its way back to the sea. As the ultimate machine, our EARTH, was created to grow and evolve."

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