impact of increased greenhouse gas emissions for ocean ecosystems. wil
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. This might also help
to convey the real world nature of these impacts to your students as we
see efforts to engage legal and political institutions to address current
and imminent impacts.
Dr. Wil Burns
Senior Fellow, International Environmental Law
Santa Clara University School of Law
500 El Camino
This has to be one of the more inane postings I've seen in a while here:
1. If you want to cash in on climate change, you'd actually be a skeptic.
There's way too many people competing for university and foundation grants
if you support this radical thesis. By contrast, if you want to be a
RealClimate, the best groundtruther on this things, just did a nice analysis
of the new release: http://www.realclimate.org/index.php?p=480
Wil
Dr. Wil Burns
Senior Fellow, International Environmental Law
Santa Clara University School of Law
500 El Camino Real, Loyola 101
Santa Clara, CA 95053
and
nitrous oxides, two greenhouse gases with much higher global warming
potential than CO2. The nitrous oxide production alone might negate all of
the purported benefits of seeding according to some recent research.
Dr. Wil Burns
Senior Fellow, International Environmental Law
Santa Clara University School
in the essay?
Dr. Wil Burns
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of Lindzen's screeds in 1999 are also germane on
this: http://www.giss.nasa.gov/edu/gwdebate/
Dr. Wil Burns, Co-Chair
American Society of International Law - International Environmental Law
Group
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decomposes without oxygen,
resulting in a build-up of dissolved methane. This is released into the
atmosphere when water passes through the dam's turbines.
Dr. Wil Burns, Co-Chair
American Society of International Law - International Environmental Law Group
1702 Arlington Blvd.
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