Hi Folks,
I am studying Dr. Jaffe's work on China's pollution transport. This is the
article which caught my attention.
http://discovermagazine.com/2011/apr/18-made-in-china-our-toxic-imported-air-pollution
It was the first time anyone had decisively identified Asian mercury in
American air,
Dear Colleges in the subject of Climate Engineering,
if you are doing it now in the USA you could get some questions that could
be hard to answer to public perceptions: The USA was a meaningful exception
in the Kyoto protocol now wanting geo-engineering tests. At the same time
the Kyoto
David Suzuki: Are we digging ourselves into a hole with carbon capture and
storage?
Comments (2)
By David Suzuki and Faisal Moola, February 24, 2009
The Alberta and federal governments are pumping billions of dollars into
carbon capture and storage (CCS) as part of their climate change plans.
Another reason why we need to enhance natural CO2 conversion to ocean
alkalinity (it's next natural resting place anyway), rather than expensively
concentrate and riskily store molecular CO2. -G
From: geoengineering@googlegroups.com
Anthony Watts, a former TV meteorologist who runs the blog Watts Up With
That? and who had initially consulted with Muller on the Berkeley effort, took
the unusual step of submitting a letter decrying its findings to lawmakers
before the House hearing where Muller spoke had ended (ClimateWire,
Hi Ron,
My thanks for your comments too. Re your specific concern about CDR, I
think that to the extent that those outside this list have an opinion
associated with the word geoengineering, it is most likely associated with
SRM, at least if they have negative connotations with the word. So
