Dear Andy and Irvine, Wil and Doug,
I shall admit that your discussion on the risks associated to termination of
SRM was very healthy and thanks to Parker and Irvine (2018).
Here is my take-home message, but I may also be wrong:
(1) SRM research is necessary for climate policy and planning but
Dear colleagues,
I would first and foremost like to wish a happy and successful year 2018 to all.
I have just read on Gentside website that there was some significant but rare
snowing in the Ain region of Algeria, in the Sahara desert in december 2016 and
early 2017. This phenomenon has only
Dear Franz
l can only agree with your short and deep explanation of the complex
interactions between the earth's biosphere, the lithosphere and the atmosphere.
In a nutshel we cannot reinvent the wheel but can only emulate mother gaia to
some extent. Such scientific soundness is lacking in most
Greg
l still repeat that all those models are wrong. You don't need Keith's model to
understand that local and regional climatologies are by nature diverse both in
terms of mean values and dispersions as well as mitigating factors (e.g. land
use and land cover). When some areas are warm and
