Re: [geo] Arctic Wind Pump

After reading as much as I had time for, it looks like a zero risk of side effect option compared to SRM, and crazy to dismiss it. Unless the IPCC does not recognize the urgency of preventing a blue arctic ocean. Thanks, Gilles de Brouwer cell 562-522-6856 gdebrou...@gmail.com On Sun, Aug 22,

RE: [geo] Arctic Wind Pump

roups.com>; sevcla...@me.com; br...@climatefoundation.org; Planetary Restoration < planetary-restorat...@googlegroups.com> *Subject:* Re: [geo] Arctic Wind Pump Robert, Steven, Peter, John - with ccs: 1. Thanks to Robert for this additional information below on Prof. Desc

Re: [geo] Arctic Wind Pump

Robert, Steven, Peter, John - with ccs: 1. Thanks to Robert for this additional information below on Prof. Desch and others. The following is to keep this dialog alive for a bit longer. 2. The topic of added arctic ice formation was on this list some years ago. Much of the

Re: [geo] Arctic Wind Pump

The below article is interesting, in the light of this discussion. NB the effect in winter is reversed, and icebreakers cause ice formation, by exposing the dark ocean and stacking ice blocks to form more persistent floating ice. Nevertheless, a 6-orders increase in ice breaker traffic would be a m

Re: [geo] Arctic Wind Pump

Some comments, see below in blue bold. Sev William S. ClarkeBA, BSc, (Melb) MBA (Stanford) T: +613 5426 1330 M: 0431 488 506 E: sevcla...@me.com Skype: willow777 P: PO Box 16, Mt Macedon, VIC 3441, Australia Managing Director, Winwick Business Solut

Re: [geo] Arctic Wind Pump

Okay Robert, So in further answer to your comments, and I write these as an engineer and a mathematician: Steve Desch's TED presentation and powerpoints are indeed very compelling. However, the final summary statement from Steve in his closing remarks is that we don't have much time and his prese