Dear Simon--
I wonder if you could expand a bit on your remark that:
> These simulations could be of great use - indeed, the objective uncertainties
around
> geoengineering are so large as a basic fact that I actually believe anyone who
> believes it to be automatically good or automatically b
Hi Eugene,
"you ignore the possibility" I posted the article on geoengineering. However,
I'm not the author as I mentioned to you a couple days ago when we discussed
offline both this specific article and your views on climate change. You can
find the author's email on the website of the articl
Hi Russell,
I feel like I've been asked a couple questions on behalf of someone else's
article that I simply *posted* - the article gives his email address should you
wish to contact him about it on this forum.
As such, yes. One can debate over precise wording, but I agree - I hope I
understan
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I think that there is a gradation of risk in various geoengineering
methods, and it troubles me that all geoengineering schemes are sometimes
lumped together as uniform in discussions of risk.
Spraying particles into the atmosphere is not the same thing as regrowing
forest in a place where it on
Hello Andrew et al,
Good to have yr comments Andrew on what was clearly a fine lecture
by David.
It is incorrect, however, to regard SRM as synonymous with
stratospheric sulphur seeding. The latter is the most discussed
SRM technique, but it is not the only one. They will be synonymous
only if a
David
Below are a few questions and comments from your interesting lecture today.
I'm copying to the Google group to invite wider comment on the important
issues your raised.
It would be great to hear any comments you have, if you are able to
respond.
Thanks
A
Ramp up
You considered a linear a
