http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20110618/wl_afp/unclimatewarmingtechnologyengineeringipcc_20110618101020
Note especially the use of the term quick fix as if any of the
technologies could be used quickly and of the term solutions, as if these
would solve the underlying problem. I also recall that
Holly (cc Alvia and List)
Mostly I agreed with your remarks below. But, like Ms. Gaskill, I was surprised
at your statement on rising temperatures. The cruciality of rising temperatures
is one of the few areas where most on this list - CDR and SRM alike - agree. We
are concerned not about
Ron-- great revision; much more accurate.
My main point was that people against geoengineering are deeply concerned
with these causal / structural problems, and see geoengineering as an excuse
to not look at the deeper drivers of our high-temperature problem. Some
language expressing that
www.newscientist.com/mobile/article/dn20587-planting-forests-wont-stop-global-warming.html
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Ipso calls for geoengineering, argues against ocean fertilization, and
claims 6th mass extinction may be happening.
All jolly exciting. May we live (briefly) in interesting times. I'm thinking
of running a book on the date for
Another poorly titled article. (For an excellent recent treatment on
the importance of getting headlines right, see Joe Romm's recent post
here:
http://thinkprogress.org/romm/2011/06/18/247938/crappy-headline-ruins-new-york-times-story-climate-change-extreme-weather/
)
The headline should have
Several recent posts have referred to the American Physical Society's report on
Air Capture.
We posted a critique of the report and in turn the APS released an updated
version that-using a post-facto kluge-addressed two of the errors that had
identified.
The our comments are posted on
Dear all,
There are some excellent works on climate ethics. Here are two that
I enjoyed ...
The Ethics of Climate Change, James Garvey, Continuum International
Publishing Group, London, 2008.
One World, The Ethics of Globalization, Peter Singer, Yale University
Press, New Haven, 2004 (2nd
Is undersea water fully concentrated with CO2 ???
CO2 is absorbed much better in water under pressure
Pump it into the deep areas of the ocean and lose it or store it for plant
growth later
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On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 1:10 AM, Stephen Salter s.sal...@ed.ac.uk wrote:
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Mike
We could
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