Poster's note : the original film featured climate engineering, alongside
perpetual motion machines and other implausible hokum. It seemed
conceptually similar to "High Rise" - a modern classic novel, and recently
a film.
http://screenrant.com/snowpiercer-season-1-ongoing-mystery/
Snowpiercer
Chris Fields' quote about liposuction is apt but it is not a critique of
liposuction. Rather, it is a critique of eating huge amounts of dessert with
no commensurate effort to burn off the calories.
It is absolutely correct to argue that we must not weaken efforts to cut
emissions based on
Look it from the other end. A first of a kind machine collects CO2 at $600 per
ton. Compared to the first solar panel this is a steal. It has a much
smaller footprint than a forest with the same CO2 collection capacity. And
presumably it will get better over time. This is not a CDR scheme,
Thanks Janos. Certainly agree that we need oversight in researching and
applying these technologies.
My comments:1) I would caution against lumping CDR in with SRM in the same
governance framework – they have very different risk/reward profiles, the
reason that the NAS split their discussion
Dear list,
You may be interested in the paper 'Assessing ocean alkalinity for carbon
sequestration' that has just been published in *Reviews of Geophysics*
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2016RG000533/abstract
All the best,
Phil Renforth
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Dear Mark,
We support your plan to release a report about CO2 removal options
because the sustained greenhouse gas removal is the only option of a
successful fight against the climate warming problem.
Nonetheless, we want to direct your attention to the ISA method. This
method mimics the
