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The INDRA
project started in early 2006 as an idea to overcome the worlds
rising fears of Global Warming. The project name was chosen
after a literature review of rain God mythology which included all
civilizations from the Aztecs to current African folklore The
name was chosen due to its' English acronym potentials, and there is
no particular religious significance. The INDRA project is the
concept of Gare Henderson, the R&D director of Gravitational
Systems.
Objectives:
- To increase the amounts of arable land available to
bio-mass.
- To calm world weather and improve general climate
conditions
- To tie the development of alternative energy
technologies to advances in global environmental policies and
funding.
Methods: Technical
- Global weather modeling to develop regional action strategies
- Evaporation methods research
- Biodiversity incubation in communities based around water of
highly variable brackishness
Goals: Short/medium term
- Certify INDRA projects
for carbon trading with
UNFCCC - In process
- Submit project goals to
peer review - In process
- Submit project methods
to peer review - In process
- Create an advisory
board, representing all relevant disciplines
- Encourage scientific and
environmental press coverage
- Develop grassroots
support for 10 national desert projects
- Establish an institute
for INDRA research and project support
Goals: Long term
- Establish INDRA demonstration projects in the 25 largest
world deserts
- Establish evaporation methodologies as primary approaches to
climate challenges
- Provide primary climate/weather control for agricultural
centers world wide
Goals: Generational
- Provide primary
climate/weather control worldwide
- Convert 95% of the
planets surface into arable land
- End severe weather
worldwide
- Employ INDRA techniques
to assist in terra-forming other planets
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