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Posts Tagged ‘geoengineering’
Harvard Engineers Plan New “Real World” Geoengineering Experiment
Posted: March 31, 2017 by oldbrew in Accountability, atmosphere, climate, opinion, research, solar system dynamicsTags: climate change, geoengineering
Pumping meltwater back on Antarctica would need 850,000 wind turbines
Posted: March 13, 2016 by oldbrew in alarmism, Ocean dynamics, propagandaTags: geoengineering, Global Warming
Indulging in climate fantasy can lead to some strange ideas, like this one. The idea of articles like this is presumably to infect the minds of the gullible with thoughts of impending crisis, where none should exist.
With sea levels rising and Antarctica’s temperatures well below freezing, some people [i.e. the authors?] have raised the question: What would happen if we took water out of the oceans and pumped it onto the icy continent to freeze?
A group of scientists put that question to the test in a new study that explores the physical possibility and economic feasibility of geoengineering climate solutions in the future.






![Antarctica [credit: Wikipedia]](https://tallbloke.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/antarc1.jpg?w=300&h=293)