Permafrost melt poses major climate change threat - 0 views
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Friederike Sontag on 10 Jul 09release of CO2 from permafrost
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Climate engineering research gets green light - 0 views
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Short article on the AMS policy statement on geoengineering in US (see also the other bookmark I posted)
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very interesting indeed ... we are almost too late :-)
NASA - Climate Simulation Computer Becomes More Powerful - 0 views
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just to make Nina and Friederike envious ...
The Utopia Experiment - 0 views
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how life will be affected by climate change and the end of cheap oil during the next few decades?
Nuclear winter revisited with a modern climate model and current nuclear arsenals: Stil... - 0 views
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good to know ...
Transient climate-carbon simulations of planetary geoengineering - 0 views
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Geoengineering could be very dangerous.
BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Climate damage science studied - 0 views
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Something for our new Earth Systems Science position to look at
9 Ways NASA Can Tackle Climate Change: Scientific American - 0 views
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NASA feeling the wind of change and not surprisingly its Pete Wordens boys that are fastest ... -LS
David Keith's unusual climate change idea | Video on TED.com - 3 views
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must view video from Nina ...
New UN Climate Report published #IPCC - 0 views
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.. We're doomed ...
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Most likely
The 10 warmest years: Not exactly forever ago - 1 views
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Last week NASA and NOAA announced that 2014 topped the list of hottest years ever recorded. Yikes! What's worse, the ten warmest years ever recorded have all occurred since 1998. Yikes again! In the meantime, the ACT is skiing on stones and rocks in Switzerland ^^
Gigantic Ocean Vortices Seen From Space Could Change Climate Models | Science | WIRED - 5 views
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True! Half the Phd Positions offered are in studying eddy variability. It links to resolving the - yet another holy grail - problem of turbulence.
Scientists engineer shortcut for photosynthetic glitch, boost crop growth by 40 percent - 3 views
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Did we just solve overpopulation and climate change? With 40% more efficient crops we could easily sustain 10+ billion people on Earth. And 40% more efficient plants would absorb much more CO2 than we are emitting (currently: artificial CO2 emission ~29 GT/y, photosynthesis CO2 capture through plants ~450 GT/y) I am usually very worried about the risks of climate change, but this could be a real game changer!
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I love the car animation!
The Silurian Hypothesis: Would it be possible to detect an industrial civilization in t... - 1 views
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A NASA study which is concerned with the question whether we could detect lost industrial civilizations on earth by analyzing the climate fingerprints.
Scientists have taught spinach to send emails and it could warn us about climate change... - 0 views
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Let's hope these researchers remember to check their spam folder...
Natural and anthropogenic variations in methane sources during the past two millennia :... - 0 views
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once more ... the Romans did it already 2000 years ago! this time: burning so much wood that they increased the methane level in a way we can still measure it in ice cores ...
Asteroid dust could fight climate change on Earth - 1 views
Mars' atmosphere thinning but still active - 0 views
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The loss rate of Mars' original atmosphere apparently has been quantified through isotope ratio measurements. Should be useful for climate engineering studies (Isabelle & Markus ?)
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