http://editions.lib.umn.edu/mjlst/2016/04/27/solar-climate-engineering-and-intellectual-property/
Solar Climate Engineering And Intellectual Property
Posted By: mjlst April 27, 2016
Jesse L. Reynolds
Postdoctoral researcher, and Research funding coordinator, sustainability
and climate
Not a narrow CE focus but maybe of interest.
Nils
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http://agya.info/working-groups/energy-water-and-environment/perspective-paper-project/
Project
Arab and German Perspectives on Controversially Perceived Technologies
and Subjects
The project aims at *reflecting upon current
Store them in the way of bicarbonate/carbonate solutions that can be
carried in waterways leading them to oceans. Solutions on lakes formed with
fountains can be encouraged with rocks placed
close to water inlets on golf courses, recreation parks and elsewhere.
Parminder Singh
On Monday,
To Olaf,
I don't think it was Andrew's own statement that CCS is cheap and secure;
he's posting a cut of an abstract that is of interest just because
CCS is geoengineering-related.
I do appreciate your cautions about CCS and am interested in the potential
for natural processes to sequester
I was shocked by Andrew’s statement that CCS is cheap and operationally proven
secure. Capturing CO2, cleaning it, and compressing it to high pressures to
push it in empty gas reservoirs is an operation that is far from secure. The
Weyburn field in Canada, the showpiece of CCS, in which several
