Hi all,

I still prefer an Open Letter that is as short as possible. We can
always refer to other documents (either jointly or individually) to
further elaborate on specific aspects, but I believe that keeping
things short is the best way to ensure that we get the main message
across and get as many signatories to support this. I suggest that we
give the Open Letter one more round of discussion before releasing it.
We can always add further names later, even after its release.

Cheers!
Sam Carana

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OPEN LETTER TO PARTICIPANTS OF THE MAJOR ECONOMIES FORUM ON ENERGY AND CLIMATE

Forum Participants,

We, a group of scientists, researchers and other people sharing a
strong background and interest in climate change, are concerned that
the Forum's sole focus will be on the politics of energy, as seems
confirmed by the name of the Forum.

Whilst we acknowledge that the politics of energy are vitally
important, we believe that a more comprehensive approach to climate
change is appropriate, which would include the following four parts:

Part A: Emissions reduction
Part B: Carbon stock management
Part C: Heat transfer and radiation management
Part D: Adaptation

We note that there is little or no funding for research and testing of
geoengineering methods that we believe should be urgently considered
as part of a comprehensive approach to climate change.

Signatories:

John Nissen
Andrew Lockley
John Gorman
Bill Fulkerson
Tom Wigley
Dan Wylie-Sears
Eugene I. Gordon
Sam Carana

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