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geoengineering news roundup
As John mentioned, we are long overdue for an update on geoengineering news. Of course the big story is Russ George dumping iron in the pacific ocean. It is unclear if this is: A way to generate carbon credits A … Continue reading
coal gas and geoengineering for hurricanes?
Interesting.. I hadn’t heard of this before: http://washpost.bloomberg.com/story?docId=1376-M9GMPW1A74E901-67PF7KNHRNR0BQCUGIL0LU84T7 The technology works like this: beds, or seams, of underground coal are ignited, and the resulting combustible gas is piped out for use in electricity generation or as a raw material in … Continue reading
Geoengineering success in the ocean
A great summary of what appears to be a successful demonstration of geoengineering is linked below. Basically they dumped iron (a necessary nutrient) into the ocean to stimulate a rapid burst of algae growth, then tracked the algae bloom as … Continue reading
Geoengineering can save our coral reefs!
Everyone knows that a percentage of the increased CO2 in our atmosphere is being absorbed by our oceans in the form of carbonic acid. Combined with increased temperatures, this is leading to massive coral reef decline. This article talks about … Continue reading
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