Thanks for bringing this up Andrew... Greg, to follow up on your points made: I
presented some preliminary results at the Climate Engineering Conference in
Berlin last August. Basically, everything you´ve mentioned we´ve done at NIOZ
in the past two years, including proper lab tests with filtere
I went to the launch. CCS is currently expensive but the cost assessment needs
to be done in the context of a full suite of methods to achieve deep
reductions. When real market drivers for such reductions are adopted we should
see cost-reducing innovations stimulated for CCS and a range of com
Poster's note: potentially of interest to air capture types. Cynics may
claim that this is simply an expensive piece of subsidized greenwash for
the fossil fuels industry - and one that's being used partially to extract
even more fossil fuels via EOR.
http://www.nbcnews.com/science/environment/cle
Many interesting developments in here.
1) We're getting better at real time observation of algal blooms thanks to
multi sensor multi band and multi platform devices (ARGO + satellite is a
potent combination) but not there yet.
2) Of particular note for the geoengineering community is the importan
Hi,
Schuilling carried out experiments where modest surf action was imitated by
having olivine grains rotate slowly along the bottom of an Erlenmeyer, the
water turned an opaque white after a few days of rotation, the pH of the
solution had gone up, and many of the slivers had already turned in
Hi All -
I hope this crowdfunding request is an acceptable use of our
interesting and thoughtful list. Please let me know if you have
any objections - I do think the information and effort are
relevant.
If you wouldn't mind,
