This proposal has advanced as a finalist to the MIT CoLab public voting stage
open to 12 September.
The Energy-Water Nexus Competition Judges wrote: "Combining ocean energy with
algae production is an interesting topic. This revised proposal incorporates
the judge comments well and brings forth an intelligible process for which
algae farming can lead to a significantly positive impact on our environment.
This proposal recognized the issue regarding commercial viability and does a
good job at presenting possible solutions to that issue. The end product focus
and using locally provided energy to generate the end products are welcome
considerations."
From: 'Robert Tulip' via geoengineering <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, 6 July 2015, 11:04
Subject: [geo] Tidal Pump
The tidal pump is a proposal I have submitted to the MIT Climate Collaboration
Energy-Water Nexus Challenge, as a first step to enable commercial
implementation of global carbon dioxide removal as a practical method to
stabilise the climate.
The judges have described the proposal as "technically very interesting
indeed", and have selected it as a semi-finalist. I have responded to judges
comments at the link below, and would welcome comment or suggestions.
Link is Evaluation - Energy-Water Nexus - Energy-Water Nexus - Climate CoLab
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