Veli Albert Kallio saw this story on the BBC News website and thought you
should see it.
** Trial to reverse global warming **
A Sussex businessman has started international trials of a natural method of
capturing carbon from the atmosphere and burying it in the ground.
http://news.bbc.co.uk
Some good news are starting to trikcle across the Atlantic ...
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Here are reference to Arctic and Greenland oil and gas with industry analysts'
comments on its significance for the overally energy supply portfolio. Not
much.
Policy is correct for renewable and nuclear energies to replace oil asap in
most countries.
Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2009 16:48:38
I presume that John was referring to two-season ice, which is not usually
considered as multi year ice. Two year ice can be rather weak.
What is important on Pen Hadlow's sea ice thickeness that 2,500 holes from
Canada to the North Pole produced an average thickeness of 177.4 cm. In my
/challenges/engineering-our-climate-is-there-a-role
-for-geoengineering/media-gallery/video/professor-david-keith/
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial
[3] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IESYMFtLIis
Veli Albert Kallio wrote:
This article provides a good reference point to argue
Albert Kallio, FRGS
From: euggor...@comcast.net
To: j...@cloudworld.co.uk; agask...@nc.rr.com
CC: geoengineering@googlegroups.com
Subject: [geo] Re: Back to Nature
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:12:47 -0400
I think you owe it to yourself to study (it takes only a few minutes) the
website
of Siberia (an asteroid impact near Antarctica triggered it)
caused additional heating of several degrees and virtual extinction of surface
life.
From: Veli Albert Kallio [mailto:albert_kal...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 8:54 AM
To: euggor...@comcast.net; John Nissen; agask...@nc.rr.com
Cc
Hi Gene,
The historic argument is a quite good one.
The unmentionables that are not possible to look at are: the intensity of solar
output, and accessibility of positive feedbacks into carbon reserves assuming
that man-made warming triggered full naturally accessible carbon plus
on the climate map can be erased asap.
With kind regards,
Yours sincerely,
Veli Albert Kallio, FRGS
Frozen Isthmuses' Protection Campaign
of the Arctic and North Atlantic Oceans
Date: Sun, 14 Jun
Large mountains like Mauna Kea or other tall volcanic islands could be made to
put out SO2, perhaps some of the tall mountainous islands in Southern Seas, as
this would not interfere with monsoon, or in Jan Mayen. Greenland's Mt.
Gunnbjorn is 4,000 metres high with easternly winds prevailing
Hi, David's observations are right over Ken.
If people were entirely rational, Universities of Paris Sorbonne, and
Pontificial Gregorian University would have responded positively by sending
their experts to stay few nights with Galileo Galilei in 1610 to see that
Jupiter's moons did go
The Arctic SO2 reduction is result of direct action of the industries to reduce
emission of SO2 in the Arctic.
The Finnish Government began by installing SO2 catalysators and filtering
systems in the industries to reduce acidification. It was then continued to
cars and Finland began paying
Hi All,
International Politics and Climate
BBC has just produced a report that second country is now committing itself for
pull-out from oil exploration and production due to environmental concerns. The
benefits from on-shore oil extraction in Nigeria have been very limited in that
and Spitzbergen where these had been studied.
(See listed below with relevant links.)
2009: periphery melting of sea ice on record levels on Siberian and Alascan
coast and around Greenland, probably second year possible to circumnavigate
North Pole this summer.
With kind regads,
Veli Albert Kallio
Dear Alan,
It is not only melting of sea ice and permafrost that needs to be highlighted.
Today's Temperature Legend Map from Foreca shows that Ilulissat Ice Fjord that
drains 7% of Greenland ice sheet bathin on top temperatures today between
+20-25C. This is substantial heat on the
research, emissions,
renewables, mitigation and geoengineering to make our life and climate as
manageable as possible for global security.
With kind regards,
Veli Albert Kallio, FRGS
FIPC Co-ordinator
*
Frozen Isthmuses
.
Ronald Momogeeshick Peters
July 10 at 2:15am
We are meeting with former President Bill Clinton in Sept. to discuss all
prospects and projects. We would like you to be there.
Veli Albert Kallio
July 11 at 11:45pm
Hi Ronald,
Do you have and date and time being fixed for me to check
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This shows that all the talk about government creating Green Jobs is just a big
spin, if nothing is made to keep manufacturing these parts to make wind
turbines how can one create green electricity if not making wind turbine blades.
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Subject: Urgent - support the
Hey,
Would n't it help to have aeroplanes to drop dimethyl sulphide from higher
altitude if these could be scattered wide enough when the sea surface is not
releasing enough aerosols?
How much stuff needs to be uplifted, taking it miles up and dropping it then
down might distribute it
of the reserve as recoverable by
conventional means. Horizontal directed drilling can likely increase that.
Maybe someone knows an oil industry expert who could say by how much and what
cost.
Peter
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From: Veli Albert Kallio
To: Geoengineering FIPC ; Indianice FIPC
Sent
Dear Andrew,
My suggestion is that we pick up one delivery and crash it into the rocks as
see the after effects. There are plenty of oil tanker crashes that produce
immense oil slicks, so there is a ready area of study. But who really wants an
oil slick on the sea?
I suppose every oil
Coming from energy financing background, Gene's opinion is not well informed to
the perspectives of fund managers, lenders and investors who strike for
cautious investments and lending. As the recession drags on, all the technology
based things and novelty products are off the radar and the
Hi,
I understand that we all have enemies Finns have Swedish, British have French,
Arabs have Israel, Americans have Russians...
But Vladimir Putin and Jacques Yves Cousteau are respected at least by their
own people. Also, more so as I am doing film project with Philippe Cousteau and
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Dear Veli
I will find out and keep you posted.
Regards,
Dr. Rutasha, Fulgence Dadi
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Sea View, Plot 11, Ocean
Hi,
Brief notes. I also think that small projects do very much make sense.
I think that the balloon projects as well as some of the oceanic islands that
have very tall mountains can be used for releasing cloud seeding or cooling
chemicals (aerosols), and lay down a pipe to pump out SO2
company and not Atmosmare –foundation.
Things get mixed up so easily. But anyway I wish we will be able to proceed
with this and other projects.
Yours,
Esko
2009/8/8 Veli Albert Kallio albert_kal...@hotmail.com
First of all, congratulations to you Stephen and John getting this excellent
geoengineering solutions to the energy and climate crisis that is grabbing as
being attempted to be addressed by various strategies.
With kind regards,
Veli Albert Kallio, FRGS
The Reality Behind the Chevy Volt's 230 MPG
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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
The First Nations do not recall any extraterrestrial projectile being involved
in the collapse of Lake Agassiz, this lake bursted its banks due to overflow
problems and the permafrost ice melting away within its moraine banks that had
held back the water. The lake had - on several previous
Albert Kallio
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Cc: pre...@attglobal.net ; agask...@nc.rr.com ; John Davies ;
gorm...@waitrose.com ; Geoengineering FIPC
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 8:36 AM
Subject: Alvin's Lake Agassiz Comet not Appealing Idea to the First Nations
The First Nations do
Hi All,
I agree this assesment by one sky: When lobbying for geoengineering, e-mails
are just but worthless and instant response and reaction is guaranteed by a
call rather than email.
If you have two choices, always go by default for telephone call. (Even better
for face-to-face
I think that Alan's position is right in a stable Holocene setting but in the
cycles of the ice age when large volcanic discharges occurred this might not
have been the case.
A good picture of the frequency and fluctuation in geothermal output is from
the Pacific Ocean where its human
Albert Kallio wrote:
I think that Alan's position is right in a stable Holocene setting but
in the cycles of the ice age when large volcanic discharges occurred
this might not have been the case.
A good picture of the frequency and fluctuation in geothermal output
is from the Pacific
not to despair, but get our hands on and be prepared to put up fight.
I am not gonna give up for the sinking ship if the Met Office figures are
correct.
I have reproduced the text exhaustively and with the original web link to Met
Office.
With kind regards,
Veli Albert Kallio, FRGS
Frozen
Dear All,
Please find enclosed a brief satellite animation on the Robeson Channel from
this summer which suggest that use of bridge-style suspension cabling could
hold ice in place and prevent it moving into the warm waters further along the
channel between Ellesmere Island and Greenland.
Dear All,
The Robeson Channel Suitable for Suspension Cabling to Prevent ice Escape?
Please find enclosed a brief satellite animation on the Robeson Channel from
this summer which suggest that use of bridge-style suspension cabling could
hold ice in place and prevent it moving into the warm
rapidly?
Mike
On 10/1/09 9:25 AM, Veli Albert Kallio albert_kal...@hotmail.com wrote:
Dear All,
Please find enclosed a brief satellite animation on the Robeson Channel from
this summer which suggest that use of bridge-style suspension cabling could
hold ice in place and prevent it moving
we put a cable around these? Simply,
not possible.
Kind regards,
With kind regards,
Veli Albert Kallio, FRGS
HH Plenipotentiary Scientific Ambassador,
Global Environmental Parliamentary Group
United Nations' General Assembly complaint
UNGA 101292 complaint handler for the
the First
There is only November left separating us from Copenhagen. The sudden last
minute surge of errors in climate change studies on the advent of Copenhagen is
almost like opening a Christmas calendar and finding a new present hidden
behind each peel away door of IPCC.
I could have bet a year
2.
The other inconvenient truth; Another Inconvenient Truth
Posted by: Jim Roland quailreco...@hotmail.com jimroland99
Tue Oct 6, 2009 1:57 pm (PDT)
1. http://e360.yale.edu/content/feature.msp?id=2196
[This article also published by The Guardian,
Hi Dan,
Although it would be ideal to keep permafrost as a permafrost, this may not
work. In that case, I would suggest planting a forest cover would be the best
option as forests themselves mop up carbon dioxide efficiently. I have seen the
forests in Finland becoming very lush, trees
is greater than the sum
of its parts, makes this idea even greater.
With kind regards,
Yours sincerely,
Veli Albert Kallio, FRGS
HH Plenipotentiary Scientific Ambassador
of Global Environmental Parliament Group
International Guru Nanak Peace Prize Nominee for 2008
(for sea level
Please do not make references! I am a man of low profile and avoid publicity!
My closest to these circles would be my Scanning Tunnelling Microscope Weber
Bar Graviton Resonance Particle Detector which I submitted as a proposal to
youth electronics planning competition and I became
/8307272.stm
[3] http://www.ucar.edu/news/releases/2008/permafrost.jsp
but see also:
[4] Continental climate in East Siberia.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.gloplacha.2007.07.004
[5] http://researchpages.net/ESMG/people/tim-lenton/tipping-points/
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Veli Albert Kallio wrote:
David's point is very
Further to Mike,
I would like to draw also attention to terrestrial snow cover. Snow has
increased due to less ice covered Arctic Ocean during the summers and autumn.
This insulates air more from the ground. On the other hand, the amount of
ground heat has increased as the soil beneath
Getting a good political environment for geoengineering once things get hold ...
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15.10.2009
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That this House recognises that there is a climate emergency and that the
catastrophic destabilisation of global climate
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That this House recognises that there is
I am pretty sure the term is already included in models, and I don’t know
of any reason to think that it is increasing—certainly not in comparison to
the increased heat from the surface due to warming and the meltwater that in
flowing down into the ice sheet is carrying heat (i.e.,
Hi David,
I think you may have overlooked on this. The temperature had followed the CO2
trend definitely since the industrial revolution. The issue this paper is not
about denying the accumulative effect of rising p.p.m. which Charles Keeling's
work has well established since 1950's.
Seldom surprises come that big... especially when reading Sciene or Finnish
epic Kalevala:
The 150th anniversary edition of Finnish National Epic Kalevala with a
commentary dedicates a whole chapter to the events about sudden changes in the
Earth's turning axis in the ancient distant past
governments, companies, and people to go green
is too late. Save the airfare to Copenhagen.
Why are all of you having so much trouble to say it? The only solutions that
can work are based on geoengineering.
-gene
From: Veli Albert Kallio [mailto:albert_kal...@hotmail.com]
Sent
(This NYT item via the UN seems to contradict something recently circulated in
our group.)
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/19/science/earth/19oceans.html?_r=1
Seas Grow Less Effective at Absorbing Emissions
By SINDYA N. BHANOO
Published: November 18, 2009
The Earth’s
ANTARCTIC APOCALYPSE ON THE MAKING?
”Enten, tenten, telika menten, olle, dulle, doff, kinke lade koff”…
Enten, tenten, telika menten, pirum parum puff!
It almost comes like from the Hogwarth School of Wizardry that the 2012
visionaries predict the Antarctic ice demise in some magic
Hi Ken,
I suggest couple further points as the list is perhaps too much of engineer
perspective and therefore missing out some vital human points (which can make
or kill political support):
A.3. Approaches that prevent positive GHG feedbacks (if there is risk or when
they occur)
Hi All,
I just noticed that USA has just announced 3-4% emission cuts by 2020 which is
a way too low to address any of the issues for the practical purposes.
3-4% cut refers to the baseline which is comparable to one used by the European
Union where the baseline year is 1990. The USA
Hi Diana,
The geoengineering debate is largely forced upon us for the human unwillingess
to cut emissions. Had you followed tonight's announcement the United States are
not prepared to reduce their emissions more than 3-4% from 1990 levels, they
present the matter using figures just couple
I recall this too. But then I read that hydroxyl OH- has a positive effect on
the ozone. Is there any way to send a generators of hydroxyl, some sort of
catalysator that would turn up that and help to create ozone which is said to
be higher in the presence of OH- ions.
From:
The British Army created a circular holding pattern to create an immense
artificial coil in the sky made of the military aeroplane's contrail. This was
then easy to distinguish and track by satellites to see undisputed, how
aeroplane emissions can be made to turn clear skies to artificial
For your diary:
This conference is pertinent as one of the key argument against geoengineering
is uncertainty. The filosophy goes if you do not know what you are doing, then
it is probably better to do nothing. Then the issues of abrupt climate change
(Type 2 climate change).
If able
This arrived via the UN Wire.
This article points to positive points of blowing sea salt into air once again.
The increases of ozone may on the other hand have also negative effects.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/26/science/earth/26ozone.html?ref=world
The Ozone Hole Is Mending.
' complaints.
With kind regards,
Veli Albert Kallio
Date: Fri, 12 Feb 2010 23:43:09 +
From: j...@cloudworld.co.uk
To: john.latha...@manchester.ac.uk
CC: geoengineering@googlegroups.com; climateintervent...@googlegroups.com;
lat...@ucar.edu
Subject: [clim] Re: [geo] Polar Sea-Ice
again suggest me that there are at least some parties, may be, in
the military that knows the sea ice conditions is even worse.
With kind regards,
Veli Albert Kallio
Date: Sat, 13 Feb 2010 09:22:26 -0800
Subject: [geo] Re: Global Solicitation for Alternative Schemes
From: m2des
some of them and burn nucleating methane-carbon dioxide mixtures rather than
letting them GHGs to go for birds.
Wint kind regards,
Veli Albert Kallio
Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2010 09:55:56 -0500
Subject: Re: [geo] Methane - time for realism
From: mmacc...@comcast.net
To: j...@cloudworld.co.uk
Hi Paul,
STRAND How to Deal with the Losers. I would like to reply briefly to your
rhetorical question: What am I missing?
First of all, I think you are absolutely right that geoengineers would be
accused of causing any unpleasant weather and if there were severe weather's
like some
Hi All,
RE: COP15/COP16 Intermediate Climate Change Summit in Cochabamba, Bolivia
Just as an update, I glad that we have got an approval for The Peoples’ World
Conference on Climate Change and Mother Earth’s Rights from 20th to 22nd April
2010 in Cochabamba, Bolivia subsequent to my
This major study is helpful in assessing geoengineering potential from the
artificial algae booms
as a viable CDR method:
Study at sea assesses ash impacts
Scientists hope to gather ...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/1/hi/science_and_environment/10091568.stm
If there were need to have a counteracting agent (that would not have long life
span like CFC's), I would think that the carbon black could be used to trap
heat. However, as an aerosol, it also acts as a condensing surface, creating
cloud droplets, and if flushed to snow, darkening.
The
be
washed away.
3. Good to see that the World Bank has its act together. Can't wait to hear
about the other 25 winners.
- Original Message -
From: Veli Albert Kallio
To: Geoengineering FIPC
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 3:59
Subject: [geo] THE WORLD BANK FUNDED MOUNTAIN WHITENING
When I was press-spokesman to Arctic Mirror of Life symposium (convened by HE
Kofi Annan and HE Jose Manuel Barroso) with Robert (Bob) Correl, he was the
lead author of the Arctic impact report of the Arctic Council. (J. Lubachenko
was our third spokesman.)
Bob Correl is extremely
Good observation otherwise, but the thinned ice breaks up and scatters more.
If you look at satellite pictures a few years ago the sea ice was not nearly as
fluid as it is today. The North Pole sea ice is predominantly arranged such a
way that some of the regular geometries resulting from
I came across this issue of ice free Arctic Ocean in context of the
Independence I Culture of Greenland and the elevated beaches of the
Independence Fjord in North West Greenland.
One Norwegian scientist wrote an article to the climate skeptics web site about
it and claimed that the
RE: FROM PLAN B TO PLAN ZERO - THERE IS NEED TO EXPOSE THE MISINFORMATION
BY ANTI-GEOENGINEERING ALARMISTS
Time and again there appears references to a conspiratory individual who goes
it alone to change world climate for good or bad by geoengineering. There is no
ground in these
Note that Gorman has proposed direct formation of silicates in commercial
aircraft exhaust, following earlier suggestions of sulfur in jet fuel.
Commercial aircraft don’t flight at the right height or location to efficiently
deliver materials to the stratosphere. You need to be in the
of distributing particles at the heights
required.
Trivial amounts of research money are required for this
but so far I cant get any. Grant proposal attached again.
johngorman
- Original Message -
From:
Veli Albert Kallio
To: David Keith ; oliver.wingen...@gmail.com ; kcalde
Some new videos have been put on Geoengineering (mostly critical) on YouTube.
To have an idea what is said about geoengineering, please have a look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K9rXydMmfwfeature=player_embedded
http://www.realityzone.com/whatspray.htmlwww.youtube.com
Dear Geoengineering Group,
For over a year now I have concentrated on occasional information relays to
Climateintervention rather than on the more demanding creative sides, due to my
other climate-related projects. However, I think this observation is important
sea ice aspect to be
Hi All,
Do you now anything about this Oxford conference on Climate change in March
2011?
It looks interesting and I would be interested in presenting geoengineering
perspectives on this climate change conference.
Do we have any voices from our group attending on this climate forum?Please
Wouldn't it make more sense to blow dust out of moonscape by using
thermonuclear devices, although this is bad for satellites, it could create a
rotating dust cloud to dim some of the sunlight. It would destroy astronomy,
but save the Earth?
Albert
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2011 16:25:51 -0800
Although I am member of Environmentalists For Nuclear (EFN) I suspect that it
is our nuclear sponsors and Australian uranium mining who have concocted this
concern of winds running out in the aftermath of Japan nuclear disaster in
order to dismiss the renewables as serious alternative. In any
A good starter could be a study to identify the worlds disused mine shafts to
test the concept of long barrels firing shells made of supercooled sulphuric
acid. The shell casing could be considerably reduced, but ultimately these
shafts would have to be dug into mountains to make the benefit
, the carriages would be freed to follow their own trajectory
upwards. As I see it, the main limitation is the g-force tolerated, which
drops as a larger wheel is used. Is this just bonkers, or could it work?
A
On 5 April 2011 09:38, Veli Albert Kallio albert_kal...@hotmail.com wrote:
I think
to Andrew Lockley for this reference.
[3]
http://groups.google.com/group/climateintervention/browse_thread/thread/af331f30cdc2272f
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On 08/04/2011 17:59, Veli Albert Kallio wrote:
*/Hi Alastair,/*
[snip]
Back in 2005 I forecasted that the Arctic Ocean would become ice free
The methane time bomb should be quantifiable as follows:
When there were large scale destabilisation of depressurised and then sunlight
and heat-exposed sea beds most of the 22,000 methane clathrate craters were
formed onto the Russian coastal seas as methane ice took the impact from sun
and
I agree fully with Gene's point. I think that geoengineering must stick just to
one very simple point until research attracts adequate capital funding for
developing more elaborate systems. The layman just get confused when too many
options are placed for them. (In the end geoengineering will
Hi John,
Nitrous Oxide (N2O) is another Greenhouse gas melting permafrost releases
besides methane and carbon dioxide which is often forgotten and there are
substantial amounts of that as well. So, it should appear as a point 6.
although it is not carbon, but its still biomass related.
This technique would require a wave/solar powered buoy feeding a microbubble
stream(s) down the anchoring line to the appropriate depth. This type of buoy
could also function as a monitoring station reporting multiple sounding via
sat. link.
There is even much better systems such as Mixox,
away in most cases, but when supply of other
nutritiens falls back methane accummulates after microbial digestion to carbon
dioxide phases out.
I hope this clarifies what happens to the methane and carbon dioxide as arctic
reservoirs start leaking it.
Yours sincerely,
Veli Albert Kallio
I think we have already passed the tipping point. The terrestrial snow cover
has become very volatile both in Russia and North America. This is already
resulting in record floods in the Missisippi basin and large and very early
forest fires in Great Slave Lake area in Canada. On Russia,
Brazil appoints crisis cabinet after 600% increase in 2010 in the cutting of
Brazilian rain forests cover is reported.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-13449792
19 May 2011 Last updated at 09:25
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Brazil: Amazon rainforest deforestation rises sharply
I oppose vehemently the statement: Developed countries don't want to pay up
(especially since many developing countries have corrupt regimes)
This has holier-than-thou attitude and is only to harden polarisation and
opposition of GE in developing world.
After all, what is the definition of
The fast growing arctic willow could be harvested and reburied by dumping the
biomass onto lakes or sea. The soil in the Arctic is thick and the dried wood
could also float to the sea if loaded onto the rivers (it sinks later to the
seafloor). There are number of fast growing trees and bushes
Revealed Now at Paris Air Show:
Cryosat's North Pole Marine Ice Cap Measurement:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-13829785
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I would just ask people to draw attention to sea ice volume models. In addition
to look at i.e. Cryosphere Today how the terrestrial defrost progressed this
year, and check out temperature legend maps for North Canada and Siberia. How
many natural processes behave the same way on their very
Have you been wondering, why the North Pole's sea ice is looking like this
today?
http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/NEWIMAGES/arctic.seaice.color.000.png
Cryosphere Today has reported a phenomenal North Pole melting:
North Pole's Ice Cap currently melts away at a phenomenal weekly rate
The North East Passage has opened in North of Siberia again for shipping
traffick:
http://nsidc.org/data/seaice_index/images/daily_images/N_daily_extent_hires.png
Overall, the North Pole's sea ice appears like this today:
NORTH POLE ICE CAP MELT-AWAY BREAKS ALL TIME RECORDS
(Friday, 25.8.2011 14:00:00 GMT)
10 minutes ago came out the latest satellite readings showing the North Pole
Ice Cap melt away has now reached ALL-TIME RECORD by 4,000 km2: 2,988,000 km2.
Decreasing North Pole ice cover is now second only to the year 2007; there is a
month of melting to go:
Sea ice area (Cryosphere Today):
1st: 2007: 2,992,000 km2
2nd: 2011: 3,065,000 km2 (~2-4 weeks to go)
3rd: 2010: 3,072,000 km2
(There will not be complete melt away this summer, the rate
I have recenly been occupied many non-geoengineering aspects of climate change,
but today I received email from UK Met Office which is good news for SRM
geoengineers.
There are clear geoengineering potential arising from the latest research that
the surface ocean warming has been halted by
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