*This is a quite astonishingly misinformed piece by Preston.If he had
been following Climeworks own announcements, he would have found that their
$600 / tonCO2 figure is not an estimate, it is the current cost arising
from their commercial CO2 plant. Their "estimate" is as follows, from
The below linked 'factsheets' may need rebuttal.
Brian
To help navigate fact and fiction on geoengineering, Geoengineering
Monitor, a civil society information hub run by ETC Group, Heinrich Böll
Foundation and Biofuelwatch, has released fourteen fact sheets that give
up-to-date information on
C2G2 has omitted one very critical expression from its terminology guide
:
Semantic Agression
Its locus classicus is the IPCC's co-option of the term "Mitigation" to
refer exclusively to CO2 reduction instead of mitigating the human
impacts of climate change natural and
Or airplanes, trucks, buses, motorcycles, external air conditioning units...
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On Jun 14, 2018, at 5:35 PM, Klaus Lackner
mailto:klaus.lack...@asu.edu>> wrote:
So, these plants might be noisy? Like windmills, perhaps?
Klaus
From: mailto:geoengineering@googlegroups.com>>
on
So, these plants might be noisy? Like windmills, perhaps?
Klaus
From: on behalf of Christopher Preston
Reply-To: "christopherpreston1...@gmail.com"
Date: Thursday, June 14, 2018 at 2:10 PM
To: geoengineering
Subject: [geo] Cheap Carbon Capture
A few thoughts on last week's good news
A few thoughts on last week's good news about the potential for much
cheaper DAC.
https://plastocene.com/2018/06/14/catching-carbon-why-cheap-still-comes-with-a-cost
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Dear friends,
In case of interest, I attach a link to our new geoengineering terminology
guide, plus a short blog explaining it. Please feel free to share with
colleagues and interlocutors, and suggest any alterations, updates, we
should include in future iterations.
The AGU 2018 conference is accepting abstract submissions now and we've
organized a session on solar geoengineering. AGU 2018 will be in Washington
DC from the 10th to 14th of December this year. Details of our session are
copied below as well as the link for submitting abstracts.
James
You are not dense but you are the second person to qualify for an
observant reader's badge. Congratulations.
The missing punch line is because I messed up the conversion from
MathCad to PDF. It should have read
By the way my assumption for the Antarctic loss rate is much
