Professor:
I have worked in Sudan, Ethiopia, and Zimbabwe - for a total of about
2 years - but only slightly on biochar topics. I am active now with projects
in Namibia and Cameroon, but haven’t been to either. I know Kenya a little
from the first (1981) international renewable
Yes, it is:
Schuiling, R.D. (2014) A natural strategy against climate change. Journal of
Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Research. Vol. 1, No. 6, 413-419. 3
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Is this published or weblished somewhere citable?
I'd like to encourage many others to read this.
Brian
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This proposal has advanced as a finalist to the MIT CoLab public voting stage
open to 12 September.
The Energy-Water Nexus Competition Judges wrote: Combining ocean energy with
algae production is an interesting topic. This revised proposal incorporates
the judge comments well and brings
Hi Folks,
The degree of synergies presented by the MECC method can possibly generate
even further useful products. Why not include phosphorus recovery
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20140910006209/en/AVA-CO2-Achieves-Breakthrough-Phosphorus-Recovery-Introduces-AVA#.VcK7T_lViko
as well
Thanks, Michael. Agree that science is just getting started in conceiving of
and testing methods that potentially can complement emissions reduction and
help the ocean. But those activities will continue to be stunted by the belief
that emissions reduction alone can and will, at this late date,
Yes but the big issue with RCPs (even 2.6) is just as the IPCC
underestimated political indifference, they're underestimating
technology progress. Renewables are going to leave fossil fuels in the
dust over the next 20 years or so, and smart grids, energy storage and
demand management will follow
This is rather strange, but I quite like it. Let me know what you think...
Via The Climatographers (@theclimateweb)
https://t.co/wmCTJtEbSq
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I goofed. I gave below a cite to an arid-region paper by Dr. Stavi
(in Israel), but today’s cite of
https://webbrain.com/brainpage/brain/C00CB79D-B952-3F63-E801-80048C72FBC2/thought/56642
with inserting the term “biochar” at lower left search-box, leads to this much
more
Thanks, Andrew, but I don't share your optimism. Anyone thinking emissions
reduction via renewable energy is a slam dunk needs to read this:
http://www.theenergycollective.com/schalk-cloete/257351/fundamental-limitations-renewable-energy
See also the comments.
We now have less than 1000 Gt
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