A bold new plan to fix the world has come on the scene to compete with the likes of carbon sequestering, cloud seeding and the ever popular installation of millions and billions of mirrors in the atmosphere to reflect the sun back where it came from.
These are all serious plans with serious credentials and money backing them. But the new plan, which recently leaked out of the US and is endorsed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and various other do-gooder organizations around the globe, has received sweeping endorsements and many insiders expect it to come into play sooner than later.
The concept addresses the concern that the human race is getting too big for its britches, i.e. its planet. So the analogy goes, just like bodybuilders ‘bulk up,’ so must the planet Earth. Geo scientists believe they have found a way to increase the size of Earth and therefore maximize its capacity.
“Basically we need to get this planet on a heavy cycle of steroids and bulk this sucker up,” says geo-tech Tim Jimmins by phone from Lawrence Livermore Labs in California.
The technique, or variety of techniques, borrow from technology currently employed in the hydrofracturing process used to extract natural gas.
“It’s steroids for the planet, a no-brainer. You want to hit a home run; get on the juice. The short story is we need to inject just about every goddamn thing we can get our hands on, as far and deep into the core of this sucker as possible. It’s the only way to go,” Jimmins elaborated.
Backers of the steroids plan have known of its probable success for some time, but have kept it under wraps until the recent press leak due to the political hurdles and stigma attached to steroids.
“You know, these media fairies need to figure out what the hell to call this thing. Can’t call it steroids, that’s obvious, but that’s what it is. You know that’s not my bag, I’m a scientist, not PR blowhard,” added Dr. Jimmins before retreating to his lab to continue modeling experiments.
He denied the leaks came from his labs but acknowledged some of the other scientists “around here” have had trouble keeping their mouths shut.
The scientist recommended checking back “once they clean it up for public consumption.”
So, until then.




