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Month: January 2012

Climate Change

Implications of Arctic Permafrost Thaw

itdunlop, January 19, 2012May 11, 2018

Of the many “Elephants in the Room” in the climate change debate, none are larger than the potential release to atmosphere of carbon dioxide and methane contained in the Arctic permafrost. Preliminary findings from the latest research, discussed at the American Geophysical Union’s (AGU) annual conference in San Francisco in…

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Realism needed on Carbon Capture and Storage

itdunlop, January 10, 2012May 11, 2018

Sequestering say 20% of current global CO2 emissions requires an industry around 170% the size of the world oil industry. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) may make a significant contribution to addressing climate change, but: not in the short term, to prevent atmospheric carbon concentrations above 450ppm CO2e not at…

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