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Did you know blue whales absorb co2? We should farm them.

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But how?

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By 2075 there will be 2.72 million AquaHubs distributed globally. Each hub accommodates 25,000 blue whales, totaling 68 billion whales worldwide.

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Every blue whale captures 33 tons of carbon dioxide during its lifetime, plus 1.2 tons annually through the whale pump mechanism. This occurs when iron-rich whale waste stimulates phytoplankton growth, which absorbs atmospheric carbon. Each AquaHub functions as a self-contained system.

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Sustainable plankton production generates 450 tons of feed daily. The AI monitoring system, designated CetaceanOS, tracks whale health and behavior continuously. Eighteen thousand autonomous underwater drones handle daily operations.

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Energy comes from three sources: underwater turbines generate 1,800 megawatt-hours daily as whales swim through designated passages, wave energy converters produce 600 megawatt-hours, and floating solar arrays contribute 350 megawatt-hours.

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Each whale has 25,000 cubic meters of personal swim space and lives in social groups of 40 to 60 individuals.

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NB. I derive considerable satisfaction from the conception of sound ideas and their subsequent execution on behalf of the planet. However, I maintain a firm policy against the execution of actual whales, as these creatures possess admirable qualities.

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