[geo] Thermal removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere: energy requirements and scaling issues | SpringerLink

Poster's note : important paper so cross posting. NB could potentially be combined with liquid air energy storage for reduced energy requirements https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10584-018-2208-0 Climatic Change pp 1–11| Cite as

Re: [geo] The Dangerous Belief That Extreme Technology Will Fix Climate Change

There is no necessarily mutually exclusive binary happening here. It could be dangerous to take either option, if those options are reduced to: "do nothing or do GE". As I keep saying if we don't try and clear up the economic and political systems that are going on here, we almost certainly

[geo] The Dangerous Belief That Extreme Technology Will Fix Climate Change

GR - Given our track record with emission reduction and given questionable adaptation strategies, how dangerous is it to believe that we won’t need “extreme technology” to help counter climate change?: https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5ae07919e4b061c0bfa3e794 The Dangerous Belief That Extreme