Klaus H. Hemsath

Dr. Klaus H. Hemsath was born in Germany and is a naturalized U.S. citizen. He lived through World War II and went to the Technical University Berlin to study Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Fuel Technology. In Berlin he taught Coal Assaying and Analysis.

He was the first German at the International Flame Research Foundation in the Netherlands, where he carried out measurements in large coal, oil, and gas flames. Using this data he wrote a thesis on predicting flame radiation and received a doctorate from the Technical University of Stuttgart.

A job offer brought him to Toledo, Ohio. After a large number of inventions, he was soon promoted to Vice President of R&D at a large corporation with over forty divisions. Most publicized was an extremely efficient gas fired combustion device for the thermal destruction of nerve gas ammunitions.

Eventually, he formed his own company and worked with a variety of industries on novel approaches to high temperature production processes. For his contributions he was awarded more than 60 US Patents.

In retirement, he continued working on thermal radiation from the Sun, was not satisfied with the amateurish approaches of the early climate activists, and committed himself to finding the most effective, least costly, and most easily implemented solutions for arresting and reversing climate changes.

He has found them and has written five books about global warming, climate change, and energy.

In his third book entitled "Plentiful and Sustainable Energies Forever",

he presents a comprehensive plan for reversing climate changes and global warming.

He proposes seven energy conversion technologies, which in combination can return Earth climates to the 1960s.

In his fourth book entitled "Climate Change Reversal" he explains the general approaches to reversing global warming and climate change. He warns that global warming will continue for decades and threatens to extinguish all life on Earth.

In his fifth book, which is entitled "Cooling Earth-Reversing Climate Change", he introduces seven energy conversion technologies. He warns that world economies need a new, global energy supply system for replacing all fossil fuels.

He is concerned deeply that world economies may run out of time and may not be able to keep up with growing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel combustion.

Only joint, international efforts can fund and install the equipment, which is needed for supplying carbon-neutral energies for growing world economies. Only when plentiful and carbon-neutral energy supplies become available, can world economies be able and can begin with the four to five decades lasting effort for removing all excessive atmospheric carbon dioxide. Historic global temperatures will be reestablished with some delays.