Ken
It should follow from your argument about the land-sea temperature
difference reducing precipitation on land that a technique which had the
initial effect of cooling the sea would be more attractive. If it were
also possible to have a frequency response shorter than the monsoon
cycle we could play useful tricks about the phase of operations relative
to the monsoon season.
Stephen
Emeritus Professor of Engineering Design
Institute for Energy Systems
School of Engineering
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University of Edinburgh EH9 3JL
Scotland
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On 28/06/2012 06:27, Ken Caldeira wrote:
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http://www.nzz.ch/wissen/wissenschaft/sonnenschutz-fuer-die-erde-1.17282213
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