#226: The Pacific Is Loading a Big El Niño. The Record Says That Is Not the Same as Doom
A measured-first look at the 2026 event: five tests against seventy years of data, and why the frightening version of the story keeps failing them
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Welcome to Regenesis: – my personal playground for exploring, testing, and quantifying natural rhythms to design climate repair solutions. As a system architect, I integrate insights across disciplines to craft regenerative strategies that work.
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#225: The room we sold
Its not morality, corruption, or greed ... its structure
#224: The repair crew
Everyone knows what the problem is.
#223: Climate Despair Is an Accounting Error
Climate change takes the blame for our disasters because it is the only half we count. The other half is the living land, the same size, and still within reach of a shovel.
#196.7: Alberta Isn't Drying Out. It's Burning Anyway.
Trigger Points in the boreal: the south makes the dry wind, the north makes the fuel, and the peat water table is the lever under both.
#221: The Biological Control Loop of Rainfall: From Aerosol Microphysics to Landscape-Scale Climate Repair
Finale of Water Phase Transitions and Climate Repair (Parts 1–22).
#220: How Much Is Enough? Matching Biological CCN Supply to Rainfall Demand
Water Phase Transitions and Climate Repair, Part 22: The Matching Equation
#219: What I was doing while the posts went quiet
Moving from arguing a thesis to testing it, across two research programmes.
#218: Reading Ecosystem Water Stress from Biological Sound - Yes we built it
Listening to Nature, continued: turning the #176 synthesis into real, running code, the battery of tests it passes, and the instrument that demonstrably reads an ecosystem’s water stress from sounds
#217.1: When Pollen Becomes Rain
Water Phase Transitions and Climate Repair, Part 20.1: First Observational Evidence That Biological Giant CCN Control Rainfall Character