Jim Thomas of ETC Group on rogue geoengineering off Canada's West Coast by Russ George, former CEO of Planktos. 15 min news from Radio Ecoshock
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Russ George, the one-man geoengineering phenomenon, strikes again! And despite an ocean dumping and geoengineering ban by 192 countries, George has help from Canada and the U.S.
This time the green-talking former CEO of Planktos Corp didn't just dump some red paint off the back of rocker Neil Young's yatch, as he did in 2002. He's secretly added 100 tons of iron sulphate to the ocean off Canada's West Coast.
In 2007, Radio Ecoshock did a full one hour interview with Russ George, followed by a second program with his critics, including Pat Mooney of the ETC Group. Interest is huge. The Pat Mooney interview has been downloaded at least 20,000 times.
After Planktos went down in flames, amid accusations of shady promotors and stock manipulation, Russ George faded from the public eye. But he never stopped dreaming he could help stop climate change using ocean life.
George wants to make money by seeding the world's oceans with iron to stimulate algae growth. Now the ETC Group has revealed his latest plot. I talk with Jim Thomas of the ETC Group which has monitored geonengineering around the world.
http://www.ecoshock.org/downloads/oceans/ES_Thomas_LoFi.mp3 Russ George, the one-man geoengineering phenomenon, strikes again! And despite an ocean dumping and geoengineering ban by 192 countries, George has help from Canada and the U.S.
This time the green-talking former CEO of Planktos Corp didn't just dump some red paint off the back of rocker Neil Young's yatch, as he did in 2002. He's secretly added 100 tons of iron sulphate to the ocean off Canada's West Coast.
In 2007, Radio Ecoshock did a full one hour interview with Russ George, followed by a second program with his critics, including Pat Mooney of the ETC Group. Interest is huge. The Pat Mooney interview has been downloaded at least 20,000 times.
After Planktos went down in flames, amid accusations of shady promotors and stock manipulation, Russ George faded from the public eye. But he never stopped dreaming he could help stop climate change using ocean life.
George wants to make money by seeding the world's oceans with iron to stimulate algae growth. Now the ETC Group has revealed his latest plot. I talk with Jim Thomas of the ETC Group which has monitored geonengineering around the world.
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