Global Warming Solved

This isn’t another cookie-cutter climate paper—it’s a missing manual for Earth’s original bioelectromagnetic internet, where: Trees act as planetary antennae, broadcasting structured oxygen and stabilizing Schumann resonances. Human brains sync to these signals, like biological modems—until cities scramble the frequency. CO₂ isn’t just pollution—it’s corrupted code in a broken feedback loop. This paper proposes rebooting that system with: Oxygen-based transmitters that restore magnetic coherence in urban EM dead zones. Neural synchronization grids that convert RF noise into biosignals. A new metric for planetary health: not just net-zero—but net-resonance.