HOW CAN WE REPAIR THE CLIMATE FAST?

In part two Rob de Laet will continue to  explore the often-underappreciated role of water and plant life in moderating climate change, alongside the well-documented impact of greenhouse gasses. He posits that the hydrological cycle, particularly the processes of evapotranspiration and cloud formation facilitated by forests, significantly stabilizes and cools the Earth's temperature. This natural cooling mechanism is highlighted as a potent counter to global warming. He emphasizes that healthy ecosystems like rainforests not only sequester carbon but also enhance global cooling through water vapor's transformation across its states—ice, liquid, and vapor—which interacts dynamically with the atmosphere. Restoring damaged ecosystems is a critical strategy for leveraging these natural processes to regulate the Earth's temperature effectively and confront the climate crisis more comprehensively.