OTEC and CO2 sequestration
Christopher Barry, has an article on OTEC and CO2 sequestration at RenewableEnergyWorld.com. This article also discusses the subject of dissolved CO2 in the deep water […]
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McKillop on what should replace the Kyoto treaty
Andrew McKillop, a person not known for mincing his words, writes about why he thinks the Kyoto treaty market-only mechanisms will fail to reach the […]
No more Arctic Ice
The Independent and The Washington Times report that the arctic seawater ice is rapidly disappearing. In some areas the ice cover has thinned as much […]
Pollution creates measurable acidification of the oceans
Ken Calderia, a climate specialist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California and his collegue Michael Wickett has created scenarios showing that with current rate […]
No Kyoto down-under
Australia stops the ratification of the Kyoto agreement, even though they have signed it, claiming it will costs jobs and damage their industry, despite that […]
Seawater as CO2 filter
One of the major issues with keeping people in underwater habitats has for a long time been been the chemicals needed to scrub the CO2 […]
Doubts about plankton as a carbon sink
New Scientist (16 January 2002) reports from the recent Ocean Sciences meeting in Hawaii about new computer simulations which Jorge Sarmiento and colleagues from Princeton […]
More carbon under the rug
Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory show how artificially created calcium bicarbonate, using limestone, can be used to lock up carbon in the ocean. This […]