Treeline Global Gifts $4.8B Climate Framework to California, Launches New American Climate Economy

Califiorra, a $4.8 billion climate framework, is offered to the State of California as a public systems gift to support large-scale stabilization of fire, water, energy, seismic, and coastal resilience.

LOS ANGELES, April 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Treeline Global, a Menlo Park-based infrastructure intelligence and systems design firm, has formally released the initial specification of Califiorra, a climate framework developed to stabilize California's most vulnerable systems under long-term environmental stress. Valued at $4.8 billion, the framework has been offered to the State of California as a public systems gift to support large-scale stabilization of fire, water, energy, seismic, and coastal resilience.

Developed over two years through applied systems research, environmental logic modeling, and original computational design, Califiorra introduces a new class of infrastructure coordination built to support — not replace — existing public systems. The framework addresses core environmental domains through alignment, coherence, and real-time response rather than industrial expansion or post-crisis repair.

Califiorra is engineered to operate without carbon, offsets, or extractive dependencies. It introduces seven integrated coordination fields, including wildfire perimeter logic, aquifer recharge, grid harmonics, seismic field dampening, atmospheric modulation, shoreline buffering, and regionally adaptive logic systems.

Treeline has made the Califiorra specification and coordination logic available at www.califiorra.com, which launched on Earth Day and now hosts a countdown to staged access:

May 1, 2025 — First Stewardship Access opens to Tribal Councils

June 1, 2025 — General access opens for government agencies, infrastructure partners, and civic networks

Treeline has gifted the full system overview and operational logic for Califiorra. The framework can be studied, prepared for, and coordinated at the regional level. Activation and deployment remain protected and require structured engagement.

Califiorra is projected to create up to 2.4 million new jobs across North America, based on the formal introduction of 280 new job classifications and over 250 emerging industry sectors in environmental operations, public systems, energy management, and regional resilience. The framework is also projected to prevent more than $20 billion annually in economic losses caused by fire, flood, power disruption, and climate instability.

This marks the first deployment under Treeline's Global Resonance Initiative, with additional frameworks nearing release for the Chicago region, and in development for Lake Fusaro (Naples) and Kyoto.

For aerospace, private infrastructure, and preservation-grade applications of Treeline's resonance systems — including aircraft, spatial upgrades, and advanced environmental logic — visit www.treelineglobal.org .

Media Contact: Direct all inquiries to [email protected] or directly contact Treeline's Director of Public Outreach, Connor McGaughan at (877) 225-3323.

Treeline Global is a research and systems design firm focused on building infrastructure for planetary resilience. Founded by humanities professors and system analysts Dr. Melissa Geiger and Dr. Salena Fehnel, Treeline works at the intersection of science, energy, ethics, and environmental design to develop frameworks that stabilize critical systems — from land and water to power and public trust. Rooted in decades of interdisciplinary research and global education leadership, Treeline creates place-based infrastructure systems capable of aligning regionally while communicating globally. Its work spans geographies, institutions, and generations.

SOURCE Treeline Global