In fact, Kerry Emanuel and students has a hypothesis that increased tropical
cyclone activity (so number and or power and/or duration) and consequent
vertical stirring of low latitude ocean areas is essential to providing the
extra meridional energy flux to explain how the Cretaceous can be so
Do stronger storms mix water deeper? (It seems obvious that they
would, but lots of things seem obvious and aren't true.) If so, it
would seem that having more weak storms would re-churn the same
thinner layer of water more often, transporting less heat toward the
poles than if fewer big storms
I just got contacted solar power satellite operator that will microwave down
beam the energy to receiving station where it is converted back to electricity.
The launch is within year 2010 and can use mobile receptor stations to transmit
electricity of disaster zones.
I will post later
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/es901664n?cookieSet=1
Is regulation on ocean acidification on the horizon?
Noreen Parks
Environ. Sci. Technol., 2009, 43 (16), pp 6118-6119
DOI: 10.1021/es901664n
Publication Date (Web): June 24, 2009
Copyright © 2009 American Chemical Society
With mounting
Sorry. Mounting evidence is not the same as proven science and urgent
alarmism won't cut it. Why is it that 'mounting evidence' is enough to
trigger major changes in lifestyles, government expenditires. curtailment of
emerging economies, etc. but cannot solve other human problems such as
absence
Consider that in the arctic, above 38 degrees north latitude, a
reduction of more than 1,134 Megawatts per square mile per day can be
achieved by replacing open seawater with a layer of snow-covered ice.
Megawatts per day?
On Aug 17, 9:45 pm, Eugene I. Gordon euggor...@comcast.net wrote:
