The rapid capture of CO2 over heaps of slags is easily to explain (and has been
done for a comparable situation by Renforth). If you have a slag heap, and it
is landscaped, it gets a layer of soil above it. The CO2 content of the soil
atmosphere is easily a hundred times larger than the CO2
I've begun listening to 'Drawdown' (on audio through my public library). I
expected methods to remove air's carbon content. I find these conflated
with methods to reduce carbon emission. I'm a bit disappointed.
Brian
On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at 5:00:41 PM UTC-4, Greg Rau wrote:
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Hi Folks,
This geoengineering governance study effort is greatly welcomed. I would like
to encourage this important team, however, to broaden their scope to include
biochar and marine biomass farming as equally important as the 3 geoengineering
methodologies of the group's current focus.
