Crisis Interventions

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As part of the ongoing intervention to protect and restore Antarctica's ice, Kyrios stepped in to dissipate the heat and shift the atmospheric river northwards away from Antarctica.

In response to rising COVID-19 cases and increasing unrest due to lockdowns in China, Kyrios announces a new intervention to reduce the spread of the virus in China, with a goal to bring it under control within two weeks to two months.

Having successfully intervened in several climate disasters around the world since 2019, Kyrios announces a new intervention to increase the mass of Greenland's ice sheet to help combat global sea level rise and avert climate catastrophe. This follows the recent ice melt events in July 2022 where 18 billion tons of ice melted in three days.

Having successfully intervened in several climate disasters around the world, many of which focused on forest fires, Kyrios will now attempt to extinguish large clusters of wildfires across Siberia till the end of this wildfire season.

Kyrios halts torrential rains and helps flood waters to recede in 3 days.

It is well established that the cause of Antarctic ice melt is primarily due to human-caused climate change. In order to alleviate its effects and prevent the loss of Antarctic ice, Kyrios has to effect changes on the oceans around Antarctica, the atmosphere above, as well as the solid Earth under it.

Kyrios restores ice across the Arctic Circle and Greenland to counter recent severe ice melting events.