Hello dr. Josh Horton,
Thank you for your interest in my research. If I see that I have not
had enough interviewees in the next couple weeks, I will contact you
to see if you are free.
Best regards,
Panagiota
On May 24, 11:45 pm, Josh Horton joshuahorton...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Panagiota,
I
Hi
Please can everyone on this list try and think of other people to invite?
I'm particularly keen to see academics from geoengineering and climate
science / earth science disciplines, plus aeronautical and marine engineers,
space scientists, etc.
Please get them to join at
Dr. Salter-
I would think that in order to obtain a credible review of the MCB
vessel design, this should be completed by a reputable marine
architect. Has this been done or is it something you'd be willing to
pursue?
An important parameter will be to utilize historical wind speed and
sea suface
Henrik and Ken (cc List)
1. Ken - thanks very much for sending the recommended 2002 article by Keith and
Rhodes. I had not seen this one. Their plot of electricity costs for three
options is one I shall try to add Biochar to (although comparing carbon
negativity (this list's focus - at least
Hi Panagiota,
I would be happy to answer some of your questions via E-mail.
Hiroshi
On 5月21日, 午前3:18, Panagiota Stathaki pswrite...@yahoo.com wrote:
My name is Panagiota Stathaki and I am a Master’s student at the VU
University Amsterdam, the Netherlands. I am sending this message
because
Hi Michael, Bhaskay,
Thanks for your support. When I said thinking out of the box, I was not
thinking necessarily of diatoms, but of how we might devise a system
combining mechanistic, chemical and biological elements to capture the
methane bubbles before their contents dissipate the atmosphere.
This paper gives some ideas on what could be done about methane-producing
microbes:
http://www.pnas.org/content/101/34/12583.full.pdf
We could do with more expertise in this area on this list. Who could we
invite to join? Ron, do you have any ideas? Sander and Alex from
Wetlands.org, could
Hi Mark,
You might be interested in this work [1] - I attended the presentation
at the EGU 2011 geoengineering session, and they were talking about
producing engineered microparticles (of titanium for example) rather
than the usual sulphate aerosol. A major advantage is to be able to
