My answer to How can Big Data combat climate change?
Answer by Desmond Last:
Of its ability to number crunch the multitude of data that is required, if we are to produce cost-effective targeted 80 /20 solutions to Climate Change, there is no doubt.
‘But’ – there is always a but. I should warn the World that the ‘But’ is essential when dealing with any Government or International Organisation such as the United Nations, the World Health Organisation, the IMF et al.
Do not trust a word from any Government organisation when it comes to climate change. They have silenced and censored my solutions for 8 years – Why? Not one media in the World has ever reported me – Why?
The But is for whose information is it. Who has verified it? Does it have redundancy ie is it able to confirmed by theory or another source of data.
Has it come direct from real-time source or has it gone through third party systems such as the CIA, UK GCHQ/MI5 or Global Corporation.
If we are to provide the systems necessary, and I am saying that Paris 21 is not good enough and must be challenged in Court, we need real-time data from every part of the World.
It must be collected by school-children as well as Science, monitored by Universities , published by media and acted on by a Global Climate Change Directorate elected by the People.
We must develop Parallel Processing systems as Sequential number crunching is not enough to provide solutions.
We must all get involved in saving our Planet and our future.
We can also use Big Data to calculate how many Jobs will Denmark will lose when we begin the World Boycott of Denmark until they stop the Faroese murdering whales and Dolphins.
How can Big Data combat climate change?
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