Re: [geo] CBD Secretariat Invites Parties¹ Submissions on Geo-Engineering-Related Measures - Climate Change Policy Practice

2013-11-26 Thread John Nissen
Hi Greg, You are right that CBD should consider the consequences of *not*geoengineering. CDR techniques to reduce the CO2 level in the atmosphere are now mandatory, because there is already an intolerable amount of CO2 in the atmosphere - both for ocean acidification and global warming reasons.

[geo] CBD Secretariat Invites Parties’ Submissions on Geo-Engineering-Related Measures - Climate Change Policy Practice

2013-11-20 Thread Andrew Lockley
http://climate-l.iisd.org/news/cbd-secretariat-invites-parties-submissions-on-geo-engineering-related-measures/ CBD Secretariat Invites Parties’ Submissions on Geo-Engineering-Related Measures 12 November 2013: The Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) has invited parties

Re: [geo] CBD Secretariat Invites Parties¹ Submissions on Geo-Engineering-Related Measures - Climate Change Policy Practice

2013-11-20 Thread Rau, Greg
Agree. What are the consequences/risks to biodiversity of not evaluating/considering GE in the face of rising CO2? Greg On 11/20/13 9:01 AM, Stephen Salter s.sal...@ed.ac.uk wrote: Hi All Should they also ask for a list of inactivities such as NOT doing a form geoengineering which could have