Infinite Resources
How to Sustainably Develop the Arctic, by Supplying Green Hydrogen, Fresh Water, and Healthy Food to the World, while Mitigating the Negative Effects of Anthropogenic Climate Change
The author describes how we can use the temperature difference between the cold polar night air and the relatively warm polar oceans to generate more energy than humanity currently uses. The main byproduct of the power-generating process is clean drinking water. Infinite Resources also delves into other sustainable energy sources.
Abundant Arctic energy can transform industries as diverse as the production of fertilizers, steel, explosives, green concrete, hydrogen and other chemicals, as well as cryptocurrency mining, carbon capture, bottled water, fish farming, bulk water supply, data warehousing and even Arctic tourism.
The abundant energy from the most productive and least polluted oceans of the world is a great foundation to develop sustainable aquaculture, mariculture and hydroponics. This can transform the global food industry and eliminate the need for pesticides, herbicides and antibiotics in the food supplied from the Arctic.
The book begins by realistically recognizing that the polar regions are inhospitable to human life. It also explores several pressing issues that humanity will soon have to come to terms with. The author describes how it is possible to mitigate these issues in ways that are harmonious with natural systems, and make progress towards reaching every one of the seventeen United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Infinite Resources outlines a plan to supply potable water to the hundreds of millions of people who don’t have a reliable water supply today, along with the possibility of greening some of the world’s deserts. It also describes weather modification to reduce the intensity of tropical cyclones. It includes a plan to support the “global conveyor belt” of ocean water, transferring energy between all regions of the world.
The book finishes by investigating the effects of having abundant food, water, and energy, along with many other resources. It examines what this means for society, when combined with artificial intelligence and robotics. Can we build a better society? Are our goals to abandon fossil fuels and reach net zero carbon by 2050 achievable, and if so, how?
If you are interested in learning about how humanity can function sustainably, in harmony with natural systems, and supply abundance for all, read this book.
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About the Author
Jeff graduated from the University of Calgary in 1992, with a degree in mechanical engineering. He studied thermodynamics and Stirling engines at a graduate level with Professor Graham Walker, a leading authority on Stirling engines.
During his engineering career, Jeff has worked as a salesperson, technical support technician, estimator, project manager, product designer and engineering manager. He has more than a decade of experience designing equipment for the oil and gas sector and is a Certified SolidWorks Professional (CSWP).
He lives in Alberta, Canada, with his family and a demanding Chihuahua named Luna.
Infinite Resources
How to Sustainably Develop the Arctic, by Supplying Green Hydrogen, Fresh Water, and Healthy Food to the World, while Mitigating the Negative Effects of Anthropogenic Climate Change
Chapter 1: Some Problems of the World
Current issues that humanity needs to solve to avert disaster.
Chapter 2: An Inexhaustible Resource
Describes how to tap the ocean to supply abundant energy.
Chapter 3: Other Sources and Sinks of Energy
Looks at available alternate energy sources.
Chapter 4: Kickstarting the Hydrogen Economy
Describes how we can transition to hydrogen and its deriviatives from fossil fuels.
Chapter 5: Selling Ice to the Innuit and the Rest of the World
Explains how fresh water can be generated and distributed globally.
Chapter 6: Sustainable Aquaculture and Hydroponics
Describes how food can be grown year-round above and below the polar sea ice.
Chapter 7: Supercomputers, AI, Data Warehouses and Cryptocurrency
Describes how computer systems can be operated much more efficiently.
Chapter 8: Other Realities and Radical Ideas
Everything from seasonal adjustive disorder to Santa’s Workshop.
Chapter 9: Building Nations and Society
Describes how Arctic development can create employment, pay down debts and provide a universal basic income.
Chapter 10: Concluding Remarks
Demonstrates the feasibility of the ideas discussed with a call to action.
Infinite Resources
How to Sustainably Develop the Arctic, by Supplying Green Hydrogen, Fresh Water, and Healthy Food to the World, while Mitigating the Negative Effects of Anthropogenic Climate Change
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