Volcanoes could shoot buttered popcorn into the stratosphere

Climate Scientists have devised a way to use volcano eruptions to shoot popcorn into the atmosphere to help block harmful solar radiation and to cool our planet from the deadly Solar Radiation Climate Change Hell.

Butter can be added to the volcanoes to lubricate the popcorn projectiles and push the planet-saving popcorn higher into the stratosphere, to more effectively block the harmful sun radiation.

And since butter is Scientifically rated as SPF 30 sunburn protection, the extra expense of adding butter to the popcorn definitely increases the ROI of using Atmospheric Volcano Popcorn for Climate Crisis Mitigation.

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  1. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Alexandru Glavan

    cool, just give me $100 million in government grants to study this in detail, and I will be able to write a draft proposal for additional government funding.

  2. Tom Kirkman

    Paul A. thanks for your positive feedback : )

  3. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Jonathan Jennings

    here is a related meme I made yesterday.
    You will probably need to click the picture to see the text on the top and bottom.

  4. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Harshi Mandal - 夏文

    sugar is bad for your health, and therefore it is not recommended to add carmel to the atmospheric popcorn.

    Although adding salt purportedly brightens clouds to help reflect solar radiation back into space.

  5. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Chris Eddy

    the Climate Investors get tons of climate credits for helping to Save The Planet from Total Climate Destruction.

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