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Hello dear friends and colleagues! I really appreciate your work and I am sure that this activity has the highest priority for humanity at this time. Think it is important that it is time (as stated “green” in the city of Lima, Peru) move from informing people about the existing problems in the implementation of technology climate stabilization at least in a particular region of the world. As this region offers stabilize the climate in North America and in Europe. I believe that the implementation of available technology to avoid such manifestations of climate anomalies, such as hurricanes “Katrina”, “Sandy” and a number of regular European disasters. The “soft” version of the implementation of the technology will allow – mostly – to repeat the climatic parameters in North America and Europe the same as those were from the beginning of the XVIII century (end of the Little Ice Age) until the mid-twentieth century. The extent of damage from climate change – both existing and prospective – seems enormous; European Union countries and North America interested in exclusion of climatic anomalies. I am confident that The Center for Climate and Security can and should become the leading organization for carrying out the necessary works – how to refine existing technologies, and to implement it in practice. I am convinced that this scenario is necessarily remove the funding of planned activities. The more that we can not exclude the possibility of a Russian branch of The Center for Climate and Security.
Respect, Vlad Fomin.