Bill,My thoughts are suggestions to quantify your Climate Colab entry more.One other thought. Bacteria will first use all the dissolved oxygen (DO) and oxygen from nitrate before resorting to anaerobic digestion. Thus the reason for "dead zones" under algal blooms. Your Climate Colab entry could
William,
A question: even if biomass is converted to CO2 in the deep ocean (>1000 m)
would it not stay there? My understanding is that the deep ocean is not
supersaturated, due to the high pressure; it is the reduction of pressure
in a rising deep water column that causes degassing of CO2.
No
In writing of " homogocene issues " Oliver Morton has floated a variation
of the theme of the 'anthropocene ' that might take on a life of its own .
Though Greek-Latin portmanteau words are deservedly suspect , there has
long been a need for an adjective to designate and reify a very importan
Text
http://blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/2013/07/pak-hang-wong-on-virtuous-climate-making-towards-a-virtue-theoretic-approach-to-geoengineering/
Audio
http://media.philosophy.ox.ac.uk/uehiro/TT13US_PHW.mp3
Practical Ethics
Pak-Hang Wong on “Virtuous Climate Making? Towards a Virtue-Theoretic
Ap
William :
Can you give a URL for the "judges report"?
Ron
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From: "William H. Calvin"
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Sent: Friday, July 12, 2013 8:10:28 PM
Subject: [geo] My big-quick-secure CO2 cleanup proposal is still alive at the
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One very minor thing about this thread. Though I am happy for friends and I
suppose others to call me Oli, for professional work I do prefer Oliver
On Tuesday, 9 July 2013 12:16:29 UTC+1, geoengineeringourclimate wrote:
>
> Dear colleagues,
>
> Oli Morton of The Economist has penned an Opinion Ar
Hi Mark,
Your comments about the production of methane are very interesting. The
group which I chair, the Arctic Methane Emergency Group (AMEG), is
concerned about all things methanical, including waste water treatment, of
which you have expertise. If William's proposal is to sink carbon (and I
