Hi,
thanks for this - death of the oceans will likely accelerate climate
change and global warming and in some cases already is.
Please read our 2009 report here - with an exec sum at the beginning and
summary of conclusions in each chapter.
http://met.no/Forskning/Vare_forskere/Cecilie_Mauritzen/filestore/Reid_etal_advMarBiol2009.pdf
plus: changes akin to the loss of the dinosaurs afoot.
The Arctic chapter gives good evidence of why geo-eng is needed. This
wwf commissioned report also considers ocean fertilisation.
best,
Emily.
On 20/06/2011 16:43, Andrew Lockley wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/science-environment-13796479?SThisEM
Ipso calls for geoengineering, argues against ocean fertilization, and
claims 6th mass extinction may be happening.
All jolly exciting. May we live (briefly) in interesting times. I'm
thinking of running a book on the date for the extinction of the human
race. Any bets?
A
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