http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/int/news/-/news/science-environment-13628374
This is the BBC article on climate change food stress.
I wonder if this map could be used by SRM geoengineering proponents to
better understand the combination of geoengineering and warming
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Ps pls can members include
As pointed our by Jim
Hansen:http://www.columbia.edu/~jeh1/mailings/2011/20110603_SilenceIsDeadly.pdfthe
US State Dept is soliciting comments on the Keystone pipeline that will bring
800,000 barrels Canadian tar sands oil to the US per day.Your voice can be
heard
Hi Mike and Mark,
I think that LAIR (liquid air) could possibly be valuable in specific
Arctic situations - at specific times and in specific places -
especially near surface as you (Mike) suggest, see 2 below. Taking your
points in turn, Mike:
1. I am not worried by the energy to
Hi Emily and Ron,
Here's the confusion about where the CBD meeting takes place - there are
_two_ meetings planned: one in Bonn next Friday (10th June) and one in
London 3 weeks later (29 June - 1 July). Quoting from [1]:
As a follow up to these decisions, a mini-workshop on biodiversity
Michael,
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion has yet to be proven economic after many decades of trial. However, the numbers appear reasonable for the production of electricity from biomethane. Ocean Algal Afforestation would produce90+%pure biomethane, 90+% pure CO2 to sequester, and the nutrients
Hi Folks,
Thanks for the numbers on Ocean Algal Afforestation and the overall work you
and Dr. Stewart have presented. The ocean afforestation approach is an idea
which has made a good deal of practical sense to me for sometime. My post
concerning the MODEST concept was an attempt to either find
