Hi Nathan
I am not an atmospheric chemist, but have tried a cursory survey on relevant
Japanese literature.
There are many studies on photocatalytic reactions of various atmospheric
gases in the presence of TiO2 coatings; however, I failed to find papers
specifically relating them to their
I largely agree with this and i am sure the time has come for number 6 -below
6. If there is to be an overarching coordination of relevant research
activities, it could be under the rubric climate change risk management or
something like that,-
We could call it something like The
methane geoengineering and also TiO2 white roof treatments
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Mike
Thanks for informing the debate. However, in 'tipping elements in the earths
climate system lenton notes the vulnerability of Greenland and also of
cryosphere methane.
The fact that sea ice extent appears not to be a tipping element should
therefore not be seen as a significant reassurance
Andrew‹I agree that there are tipping points for Greenland and likely for
permafrost thawing and did not mean to imply there might not be. But for
Arctic ice (and perhaps for mountain glaciers in the region) there does not
seem to be in the range that was covered, so a few degrees warmer back to
Hi
Please see below abstract of
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nature10310.html,
which suggests reduced precip and increased Aeolian dust as the main
amplification mechanism for the Milankovitch cycle.
If correct, this relationship suggests that there could be a
With all due respect to Martin, I'm very sceptical the iron fueled marine
biology was a major player in G-I air CO2 fluctuations, but at $32/reprint, can
anyone freely supply me with the evidence?
Thanks,
Greg
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