To John Nissen and Colin Forrest.
As three amateurs who put a great deal of time into preparing submissions, I
think we should jointly express our disappointment and phrase a question that
we would like him to put to each of the witnesses in the way that he did last
monday.
Maybe "Do you sin
John,
In attempting to move ahead politically, it is neither necessary nor
desirable that we speak with a unified voice.
I believe that I have had some limited impact in pushing forward a
publicly-funded climate engineering research and development program. (That
fact that no such program exists
John,
In attempting to move ahead politically, it is neither necessary nor
desirable that we speak with a unified voice.
I believe that I have had some limited impact in pushing forward a
publicly-funded climate engineering research and development program. (That
fact that no such program exists
Ken,
Please keep walking the tightrope, despite the crosswinds. It's
crucially important that you do.
Cheers, John.
Quoting "Ken Caldeira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> John,
>
> In attempting to move ahead politically, it is neither necessary nor
> desirable that we speak with a unified voice
Sorry Ken. My suggested question was not meant to be a criticism of you. You
have over a long time brought geoengineering to the stage of respectability
that it now holds. I knew that out Met office would be strongly against and
also those in Bristol University who published a paper about six mo
Ken Caldeira on his way to
testify on geoengineering.
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From: "John Latham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2008 12:18 PM
Subject: [geo] Re: Parliament next monday (typos correcte
Hi Ken,
You say:
"To answer John Gorman's question: I do not seriously believe that we will
avoid serious consequences without geoengineering. It is just that I am not
sure that we will avoid serious consequences with geoengineering, either."
Are you saying, we might be too late to apply geoen
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