Geoengineering
I was not convinced at geoengineering being the solution of the problem. It may be that I don't believe in global warming because I wanted to hear more about the issues of global warming and evidence. I believe that he put too much information and went from one point to another. I don't agree with international laws governing this. Although I do what I can to help the environment, I don't think there is a problem with global warming. I know this may anger many people, but even looking at it from a the global warming perspective geoengineering does not sound like it would help. I just think that the earth is changing in certain areas. Some are beginning get colder and some warmer. I just have not been convinced and believe that some people are just feeding into it. But, like I said I do my part just in case.
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My stance on this topic, for whatever it's worth, is that climate is complicated and deciding what's natural and what's not is just about impossible. However, whether it's 'happening' or not humans shouldn't be putting a whole bunch of crap into the environment since there are other problems with it than just global warming.
There is a possibility that the earth may warm too much to sustain human and much animal life and what do we do then? Since we are life forms that can control a great deal of our environment, researching geoengineering needs to be researched as a last resort. However, because of all the negative consequences, there needs to be tight regulation in every sector.
Posted by: Deirdra V. | May 3, 2009 8:31 PM
University of Michigan has developed a method much more accurate and refined existing ones to assess the emissions of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, contributing to climate change.
The new method, called geostatistical inverse modeling, is the work of Anna Michalak, Department of Space Science, oceanic and atmospheric of the institution and allows to calculate the amounts of carbon are emitted or absorbed in small scales, in regions and even specific countries. .....
Posted by: Saha | June 9, 2009 1:04 AM