Re: [geo] Re: for Geoe E group Bright Water the movie

2011-04-17 Thread Andrew Lockley
Hi Thanks for the +ve reception to my comments. @Mike: Sometimes numeric analysis is the best way to investigate, and sometimes it's not. I don't think that the relatively simplistic numerical analysis you suggest gets us much further. Let me propose a 'thought experiment' instead. Imagine

Re: [geo] Re: for Geoe E group Bright Water the movie

2011-04-17 Thread Mike MacCracken
Hi Andrew‹I¹ll agree that if one were to do extensive bubble coverage consistently in a biologically active area that there could well be problems. So, if done in a power plat cooling pond that is also a fish habitat or something, it might be a worry. However, if done spread over the ocean and in

[geo] rio plus 20 and geo

2011-04-17 Thread Emily
Hi, I wonder is anyone working on climate mitigation through active intervention (SRM or CDR) to input into the Rio plus 20 Earth Summit in 2012? It might be an interesting opportunity. many thanks, Emily. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Re: [geo] Re: for Geoe E group Bright Water the movie

2011-04-17 Thread rongretlarson
Andrew (with ccs) Again, thanks. Today, mostly commenting only on your remarks back to me - with which I mostly agree. No new topics. But first, I worry that a description of driving through dense fog may mislead some readers not familiar with the Bright Water concept. I hope you agree that