Why killing hurricanes, as far as they cool naturally our climate ?
 
François MAUGIS
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Envoyé : mardi 2 juin 2009 01:09
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Objet : [geo] Just in Time for Hurricane Season


I was admittedly a little drowsy when I saw the promo for this, but it
appears to be another incarnation of the ocean pipes idea or perhaps the
same one from Atmocean.  One problem for would be hurricane killers is that
they seem to be appearing in places where they shouldn't, when they
shouldn't and rapidly intensifying, giving little time to react.  Thus,
strategies that prevent the conditions that drive hurricane development
should probably be considered before filling up the Gulf of Mexico and the
Atlantic with plastic pipes.  The cloud ships, the partial desert cover and
the stratospheric aerosols all could be part of the first line of defense.
 
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