quot;20" above is
probably off by a few orders of magnitude.)
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Holly and List,
The use of sulfur needs proper polar field level testing. Testing
03 November 2017 20:02
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Subject: Re: [geo] Can anyone offer a CE perspective on this SLR article?
Hi All
I agree with Doug about climate models. They sometimes disagree about the
polarity of results. Howev
Holly and List,
The use of sulfur needs proper polar field level testing. Testing is planned
yet may not be done in areas prone to Polar Stratospheric Cloud formation. Time
of the season is also of the essence for testing.
Until that is done, SAI has a large question to answer; in general term
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Subject: Re: [geo] Can anyone offer a CE perspective on this SLR article?
Hi All
My suggestion is based on the idea that more precipitation and lower
temperature will
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Hi All
My suggestion is based on the idea that more precipitation and lower
Hi All
My suggestion is based on the idea that more precipitation and lower
temperature will produce more ice. With marine cloud brightening in the
troposphere we have some control of where this will form. I think that the
papers Holly mentions may have been about stratospheric sulphur.
Steph
Hi,
It would be very helpful if someone could weigh in on what the latest research
on CE and SLR actually indicates.
It seems as if early research on sunshade geoengineering found it promising for
reducing ice melt.
- But as Applegate and Keller (2015) wrote, with regards to Greenland, th
Andrew
Do marine cloud brightening near but not too close to polar and Greenland ice
during the months either side of mid summer. Evaporation from the sea at mid
latitudes will provide precipitation to increase polar ice depth which will be
retained by the lower temperatures.
Adjust the amoun
