To solve the problem that fishes are required to be proliferated in the conditions that mountain fires due to abnormal dryness, droughts and torrential rains are increased with abnormal climates to greatly reduce fishes, while eliminating CO2 emission from power plants, automobiles and small ships and recovering CO2 in the atmosphere.

A plurality of coating metallic ball, mercury gravity and solar heat type turbines are driven to develop power having the same speed and the same capacity as the atmospheric pressure as the rotation outputs about 23,000 times those of an existing steam turbine. A number of heat pumps are used for compressing solar-heated air to produce heat which is recovered with the solar-heated air heated and compressed. Superheated steam and compressed air are produced and dividedly conserved to serve the rotation outputs of the plurality of turbines. The rotation outputs about 23,000 times those of the existing steam turbine enables a speed-up (79Z) of a natural phenomenon and a speed about ten times that of an existing screw driven ship. This contributes to recovering CO2 together with the atmosphere so that nutritive substances including CO2, nitrogen and oxygen are supplied into sea water to remarkably proliferate phytoplankton and human foods such as sea weeds and fishes.