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brad/ ADZ 2008-08-10 22:20:25

i went to the which doctor and this is what he said...............oo......ee......oo..aa..aa.....oo...ee.....what a very big bang???

An immediate way to cool the Earth/ Brad Arnold 2008-06-17 04:00:31

There is a simple and cheap way to immediately cool the Earth: add a small amount of sun dimming aerosol to the upper atmosphere:

I am going to tell you something I probably should not: we may not be able to stop global warming. We need to begin curbing global greenhouse emissions right now, but more than a decade after the signing of the Kyoto Protocol, the world has utterly failed to do so. Unless the geopolitics of global warming change soon, the Hail Mary pass of geoengineering might become our best shot. --Bryan Walsh, Time Magazine, 17 March 2008

An immediate way to cool the Earth/ Brad Arnold 2008-06-17 03:59:18

There is a simple and cheap way to immediately cool the Earth: add a small amount of sun dimming aerosol to the upper atmosphere:

"I'm going to tell you something I probably shouldn't: we may not be able to stop global warming. We need to begin curbing global greenhouse emissions right now, but more than a decade after the signing of the Kyoto Protocol, the world has utterly failed to do so. Unless the geopolitics of global warming change soon, the Hail Mary pass of geoengineering might become our best shot." --Bryan Walsh, Time Magazine, 17 March 2008

"In attempting to control climate change, the world is faced with potentially catastrophic losses but also with very large uncertainties. Wisdom would be to build a flexible control system that can handle all significant risks inexpensively and with a high probability of success. Solar radiation management either alone or with GHG emissions reductions justifiable on other grounds, offers the best and probably only realistic alternative for controlling global temperatures and avoiding dangerous climate changes." --Alan Carlin, Environmental Law and Policy Review, Spring 2008

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