http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21528742.300-we-cant-afford-to-neglect-ways-to-halt-global-warming.html
If we must research climate engineering, sucking carbon dioxide out of
the air ought to be higher up our list of priorities
CLIMATE engineering experiments have an unfortunate habit of go
http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2012/7/19/anderson-keith-geoengineering-guardian/
Scientist Disputes Report That He Plans To Spray Chemicals To Change the Climate
By JACOB D. H. FELDMAN, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER
The British newspaper The Guardian published a story on Tuesday that
said in its first
Ken
You are right to a certain extent when you say -
"So, to some extent, iron fertilization concentrates productivity in space
and in time."
However the facts are as follows -
Human action has increased the amount of N and P in water.
The Nitrogen (and Phosphorus) cycles have been both speeded u
Recall that this fertilization is using up macronutrients such as N and P
that may have been used elsewhere at a later date.
So, to some extent, iron fertilization concentrates productivity in space
and in time.
An important question is: how much of the P that was in the fertilized
water would ha
