[geo] Guatemala Fuego volcano eruption triggers evacuation

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-19594481 Guatemala Fuego volcano eruption triggers evacuation Guatemala is evacuating tens of thousands of people after the Fuego volcano started spewing ash and lava. Volcanologists said powerful eruptions were catapulting burning rocks as high as

Re: [geo] WWF Now Supports Geoengineering Research

Hi Emily, It's astonishing that WWF is so badly informed that they haven't even considered the necessity of SRM-type geoengineering to cool the Arctic. The dramatic retreat of sea ice, the most conspicuous effect of CO2 emissions and global warming, isn't even mentioned in the article! What plane

Re: [geo] WWF Now Supports Geoengineering Research

hi great news, but WWF have supported active mitigation - eg 'sucking co2 out of the air' for years. do build on this new statement, and use is as an opportunity to emphasise that geo-eng includes tools/methodologies which are no regret options and include added co-benefits. also, that repair

[geo] WWF Now Supports Geoengineering Research

Hi everyone, This is significant news - the Climate Change Programme Manager at WWF-UK stated the following yesterday on the Huffington Post: "So alongside our main efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through smarter use of sustainable energy and through reducing and reversing deforesta

[geo] Re: Bright Water article in Environment Magazine

Oliver: I have one serious problem with the Environment article : a sentence in the second para of the 'Bright Water 'section that reads: "Very small (micrometer-sized) bubbles are extremely reflective and slow to dissipate." This sentence's second half contradicts what I told the autho

[geo] Fwd: Bright Water article in Environment Magazine

Original Message Subject:Bright Water article in Environment Magazine Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 21:10:00 -0400 From: Russell Seitz Bright water is the lead topic in /Environment/ magazine'snew article on 'Soft Geoengineering :

Re: [geo] WHAT HAPPENS TO OXYGEN RELEASED AFTER CFCs REDUCE OZONE IN THE OZONE LAYER?

Apologies: this was posted to the group in error. It did not meet list standards. A On Sep 13, 2012 9:38 AM, "David Stephen" wrote: > > *Sirs, I request replies, and a conversation to the question above. You > can also email me (step...@trpns.com) for a full presentation of the > argument. I am

[geo] Re: An interesting adaptation

Yes indeed, floating cities with category 5+ storm survival capability, should work terrific for the rich and powerful that can afford a basic $10M condo plus local infrastructure fees and services that should only cost another $1M/year. On Sep 2, 12:11 pm, Mike MacCracken wrote: > Who needs geoe

Re: [geo] Coupled Model Intercomparison Project 5 (CMIP5) simulations of climate following volcanic eruptions

Hi Stephen‹I would think that Chinese sulfate (like tropospheric sulfate from virtually anywhere) would contribute to cloud and free air brightening, so a cooling influence (especially when that sulfate is above the dark Pacific Ocean). Now, in that coal plants put out more than pure SO2, there mig

[geo] WHAT HAPPENS TO OXYGEN RELEASED AFTER CFCs REDUCE OZONE IN THE OZONE LAYER?

*Sirs, I request replies, and a conversation to the question above. You can also email me (step...@trpns.com) for a full presentation of the argument. I am David Stephen, a young writer and researcher. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF OXYGEN IN THE OZONE LAYER? Oxygen molecules we know are useful in reac