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> David Keith; arcticmeth...@googlegroups.com; Dr. Adrian Tuck; Ken
> Caldeira; Andrew Lockley; Michael MacCracken
> *Subject:* Re: [geo] Re: Washington Post op ed
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> By the way, as a follow up to that, has anyone proposed using this very
> same materi
FIPC; Oliver Morton; Andrew Revkin; John Latham; David
Keith; arcticmeth...@googlegroups.com; Dr. Adrian Tuck; Ken Caldeira; Andrew
Lockley; Michael MacCracken
Subject: Re: [geo] Re: Washington Post op ed
By the way, as a follow up to that, has anyone proposed using this very same
material as
By the way, as a follow up to that, has anyone proposed using this very
same material as the source of an Arctic geoengineering idea - that is, has
anyone proposed something like "cirrus stripping" but for polar
stratospheric clouds instead, as a way of helping to cool the Arctic? Might
there be a
Hi, Michael & Adrian -
Thanks so much for all of this, which I personally think is very important
material. I found the Sloan-Pollard paper fascinating, in spite of, and
maybe partly also because of, the fact that it isn't a new paper, yet seems
to inject a fresh and tantalizingly relevant paleocl
Oliver and List,
The primary cloud condensate nuclei for type one polar stratospheric clouds
is sulfuric acid. This is a well known and established fact found in
atmospheric physics.
Here I offer a few reference among the many available:
1) Theoretical and Modeling Studies of the Atmospheric
Do you even need a proposed mechanism? From what I recall, both models and
observations struggle at the poles, and we know that we don't want to go
forward with SAI without a strong understanding of behavior at the poles.
Maybe we should be asking what will we need to do to improve models and
obser
What's the proposed SAI mechanism enhancing PSC?
On 4 February 2015 at 01:48, Michael Hayes wrote:
> Hi Folks,
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> This level of discussion on SAI seems to be premature. We have yet to see
> any...any...models concerning the highly predictable increase in Polar
> Stratospheric Cloud (PSC) produc
Hi Folks,
This level of discussion on SAI seems to be premature. We have yet to see
any...any...models concerning the highly predictable increase in Polar
Stratospheric Cloud (PSC) production which will be caused by SAI. This is
not a trivial precondition to further discussion. As, the triggeri
The answer to David and Andy's concern is to have as many thermostats as
there are micrclimates.
The alternative to top down approaches to SRM is to develop local control
of local albedo-- every community has two albedo footprints, one
anthropogenic and the other dictated by geography , and t
