On the recordJuly 21, 2015
But we can protect ourselves against something like the Carrington Effect, the 1921 effect, and we can do that for a relatively low cost.
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congress.govBut we can protect ourselves against something like the Carrington Effect, the 1921 effect, and we can do that for a relatively low cost.
Stating that protection against historical electromagnetic events is feasible and affordable.
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