dear all,
I am keen to offer up a synopsis of the situation to the NGO community -
especially around methane. I produced a 3 sider some years ago and it
seemed useful, even if somewhat of an unwelcome shock. It did change
some things. But new data are available now and a 2 side update would
hi
I am very supportive of efforts to actively reduce global warming, but
have some concerns about storing heat in the deep ocean (over and above
the existing added heat going into the ocean) as it would likely return
to the surface so delay rather than avert problems. Heat in the ocean
does
Hi Wil,
There's no mention of methane or cooling the Arctic. Why are these so
rarely mentioned in such reports, when arguably the most urgent application
for geoengineering is to cool the Arctic and try to prevent a methane
excursion?
However this document is a fair representation of the state
Dear All,
I would like to remind you of the following geoengineering session for
the Planet Under Pressure conference, to be held in London March 26-29,
2012. The abstract deadline is September 16.
http://www.planetunderpressure2012.net/session_darton.asp
Geoengineering: Engineering
Hi all,
The Siberian Shelf is the largest continental shelf in the world [1],
and includes the Kara Sea and the East Siberian Arctic Shelf (ESAS).
Shakhova et al [2] reckon that 50 Gt of methane could be released at
any time from the ESAS. They believe that the methane is held back by
