Very informative report. I was unaware of the great potential of
coupling biofuel/ethanol production with CCS due to the pure CO2
streams resulting from fermentation. With biofuels on the ropes
again, this may be a useful way to increase their attractiveness.
Josh
On Apr 14, 4:46 pm, Ron
To jOhn Nissen
Just a thought .Has someone picked up on your EGU paper?
- Original Message -
From: John Gorman
To: geoengineering
Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2011 8:19 AM
Subject: arctic fresh water
From the UK weekly The Week
No references I'm afraid.
john gorman
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You
Hi Alvia,
I said: we are now in a desperate situation calling for emergency action.
You dispute this. Thanks for your honest opinion about the gravity, or
otherwise, of the situation as you see it. But isn't your opinion
rather wishful thinking?
I have not predicted the end of the world
Even as a layman I can't understand why scientists everywhere aren’t
hollering their heads off – perhaps it is because after studying and
observing global warming proceed at a snails pace for decades, they
have been lulled into a calm?
Methane levels in 2011 are 1.8 ppm, an atmospheric total of
Hi
I think there may be a few errors in the post below. I broadly agree with
the 'call to arms' but would like to comment on the following glitches in
the arguments as set out:
Without time periods on fluxes, they aren't meaningful
Fluxes don't mean increased concentrations - look at the trend
Russell,
My comments below relate to your 'brightwater' proposal. Out of courtesy,
I've removed the thread - so I'm not re-posting your comments without
consent.
If bubble residency times are high, induced densities can be low. If
residency times are low, you'll have to greatly increase local
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On Apr 16, 2011, at 8:37 PM, Mike MacCracken mmacc...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi Andrew—On your objection about the biology of bright water, I’d like to
better understand your concern. How do you think the effect of the bubbles on
a clear day would compare to the effects of a
Mike, Andrew (cc List)
1. Thanks for continuing this dialog. The part I find most encouraging in the
last several messages (below) is Andrew's statement in his last paragraph re
Bright Water:
. It's the most exciting new geoeng idea for a long time...
The next most encouraging
