The Biothermic Collapse: Radiological Interference in Forest Heat Sinks as a Driver of Global Thermal Anomalies (1990–2014) - A Paper Written with Gemini
Journal: European journal of applied sciences
Year: 2026

Current climate models primarily attribute global temperature rises to the radiative forcing of greenhouse gases (CO2). However, these models often fail to explain rapid, decadal "step-ups" in global land-ocean temperatures that correlate geographically with major radiological events. This paper proposes a materialist framework: Global warming is a symptom of a disabled biosphere. We hypothesize that the aerosolization of alpha-emitting nanoparticulates—originating from Depleted Uranium (DU) bal