The Federal Reserve Bank endorses Geoengineering

The Federal Reserve Bank, best known for its Quantitative Easing programs (QE I, QE 2, and QE III), has come out in favor  of Planetary Geoengineering.  And the bankers in Washington DC have even decided precisely which Geoengineering plan they will back---- the bankers are in favor of shooting many tons of sulfuric acid into the upper atmosphere in hopes it will reflect enough sunlight back into outer space to cool the planet and counteract the warming effects of the many tons of CO2 humans have put into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels.

The Federal Rrserve Bsnk's approach to fixing global climate change bears a curious resemblance to their approach to fixing the U.S. Economy after the 2009 financial crisis.  Rather than identifying and correcting the problems in the U.S. Economy the Fed instead has injected hundreds of billions of dollars into banks in the U.S. and around the world every month to mask underlying structural economic problems.  

Similarly, rather removing CO2 from the atmosphere and solving the climate change problem as the CO2 Antarctic Pumpdown concept would do, the bankers of the Federal Reserve Bank have chosen to endorse a plan that would require dousing earth's upper with tons of sulfuric acid every month to mask the global warming problem.

The acid treatments would have to be continued for a thousand years because this scheme leaves ALL the extra CO2 in the atmosphere  where it's residence time is about a thousand years.  Other problems caused by excess CO2, like ocean acidification, wouldn't be helped at all because all the CO2 would remain in the atmosphere.   In fact there's a good chance  some of the sulfuric acid the bankers want to put into the atmosphere would eventually find its way down back down as acid rain

I urge the Federal Reserve Bank to reconsider their support for a plan that calls for loading the atmosphere with sulfuric acid to go along with the CO2 that's already there.  Please consider the possibility of REMOVING the CO2 from the atmosphere and storing it in a secure geologic repository like, maybe, ummmm.....well, how about Antarctica?