On the other hand

"One unfortunate consequence of that (political controversy surrounding GE) is 
that early, small-scale research that could help us understand more about 
whether these things would work, what risks they would pose and how you would 
do them most effectively, isn't really getting done," he (Ted Parson, an 
environmental law professor at UCLA) says. "And that's really quite a risky 
situation.

"Because if we find ourselves in a situation where climate change gets really 
bad, and we're desperately looking around for something to do to make it less 
bad, if we haven't done the research at that point all we'll have is a set of 
kind of untested, un-risk-assessed, undeveloped options that are kind of crude 
to throw up in a hurry," he says.

Amen,

Greg


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> On Oct 27, 2013, at 1:41 PM, David Lewis <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> "I can tell you this year... Alaska had their best fishing year ever.  They 
> caught more this year than any other year in southeast Alaska.", says Jason 
> McNamee, Director and Operations Officer, Haida Salmon Restoration 
> Corporation.  
> 
> "The claims of the proponents... ...have no basis" - says Ted Parson, 
> professor of environmental law, UCLA
> 
> On the more general topic of geoengineering, the show cites the views of 
> Matthew Wilson, the author of Reluctant Geoengineer blog.  Wilson is a 
> climate scientist at the University of Bristol.  
> 
> LIsten to the 11 and a half minute show here.   A transcript is at that link 
> as well.  
> 
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