Startup claims to offer stratospheric geoengineering as a service
Claims to sell geoengineering warming offsets but can't currently validate anything.
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because acid rain and smog are awesomeStartup claims to offer stratospheric geoengineering as a service
Claims to sell geoengineering warming offsets but can't currently validate anything.
the entire planet implemented catalytic converters for 4 stroke motors to get that shit OUT of the atmosphere.....just for these douchebags to pull this out of their asses
doomed
At least the guy who wrote that points out the stupidity.
My dad went on a "look at this LibRUL aCtIviST company putting SO2 in the stratosphere" causing global warming, this morning. I read about it a bit (so I could throw a little bit of "read before you speak" back at him) earlier and it premise looks to be a lesser of two evil's. By spraying S02 into the stratosphere, the goal is to replicate volcanic particles at that altitude, which has known reflective abilities to the sun. The known risks are largely acid rain. If the options are cook the planet vs. trigger acid rain, but potentially slow down climate change/global warming, which option would you take?Startup claims to offer stratospheric geoengineering as a service
Claims to sell geoengineering warming offsets but can't currently validate anything.
The people that are causing the problems (see corporations, etc) aren't doing shit, because it's not profitable. The seemingly only option left are to at least try to close the gap regarding the speed things are getting worse. If that means taking the lesser of two evils, sometimes you have to. It's the same premise behind nuclear power - it leaves behind radioactive material that you effectively will never be able to properly dispose of. But it allows for power generation at all hours and in all weather, without need to burn coal or gas. Again a lesser of two evil's type situation.
It's been getting researched for decades, so it's not a let's just do it and see what happens type scenario.
You have too much faith in these douchebags.
Lead as an octane booster had also been 'researched for decades'
The amount of that shit you'd have to pump into the air to matter is astronomical.
It's not just acid rain, it's the generation of other sulfur oxides in the air when sunlight hits it. It's fucking stupid, poisonous and irresponsible. It's ignorant window dressing that's nothing more than a distraction from doing what everyone knows is what is actually the solution: quit burning so much combustible fuel for energy.
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Oh, come on, man!
SO2 is a preservative. An anti-oxidation preservative at that. Think of the benefits. So. Narrow. Minded.
Who really cares about a little rotten egg or mercaptane scent in the air?
People would literally rather have burning nostrils, fish kills, dead crops, and exist in a fart, than stop burning fossil fuels. 
Small price to pay for mah gawd-given freedumz.People would literally rather have burning nostrils, fish kills, dead crops, and exist in a fart, than stop burning fossil fuels.
So if you can't get assholes ver. 1.0 to change, what are the other solutions?
1. Publicly funded elections to get money out of gov't leadership
2. Publicly funded elections to get money out of gov't leadership
3. Publicly funded elections to get money out of gov't leadership
4.
1. Get privately funded politicians to stop privately funded gov't leadership.
2. Get privately funded politicians to stop privately funded gov't leadership.
3. Get privately funded politicians to stop privately funded gov't leadership.
4.
That's the thing......it will never happen under this current structure. It's too profitable to kill ourselves and the people doing it remain insulated from the consequences.
The idea that real solutions need to be market based or under the structure of investment returns is exactly what got us this fucked up petroleum based existence.
how about limiting the funding of their retirement to just what they put into social security....
see how much they really want to serve the people.
2022 was once again one of the warmest years on record
Final tallies contain no surprises—it was a warm one.
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Despite public stance, internal Exxon climate analyses were very accurate
Exxon's scientists accurately projected things its executives didn't want to hear.
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The propaganda war that company and the others started in the 90s is pretty much death sentence worthyDespite public stance, internal Exxon climate analyses were very accurate
Exxon's scientists accurately projected things its executives didn't want to hear.
No pretty much about it, they have basically screwed us in many ways.
Slow and painful
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sounds like someone hasn't been buying enough teslas....
abcnews.go.com
Unprecedented profit for Exxon as travel, and war, heated up
Exxon Mobil posted record annual profits in 2022 as consumers globally struggled with high prices for gasoline, home heating and consumer goods
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Antarctica’s only electric exploration vehicle gets an upgrade for 2023
Venturi has added more cooling to cope with unexpectedly hot temperatures.
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I like when people build expensive one off vehicles and neglect things like "windows that open"Antarctica’s only electric exploration vehicle gets an upgrade for 2023
Venturi has added more cooling to cope with unexpectedly hot temperatures.
However, the Antarctica needed some modifications for 2023. In essence, current temperatures are too high for the EV's original design, with weather as balmy as 14˚F (-10˚C). There's a new ventilation system to prevent the greenhouse-like interior from baking its occupants in the Antarctic sunshine, as well as additional cooling for the EV's power electronics to dump that excess heat outside the vehicle.
The sopranos cast is getting attacked by windmills?
Antarctic researchers say a marine heatwave could threaten ice shelves
The rise of ocean heat in Antarctica could potentially disrupt the global climate system.
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dammit, I went to go quote changleen's recent post where he eXpLaInEd how his globetrotting was fine because he paid 200 bucks to carbonclick.com but the fucker deleted it
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it is great that the fight to save the planet takes place at 5 star resorts and exotic locales and not at a lthium mine in africa shoulder to shoulder with the slave labor...dammit, I went to go quote changleen's recent post where he eXpLaInEd how his globetrotting was fine because he paid 200 bucks to carbonclick.com but the fucker deleted it
if only john kerrys plane would glide gently into the ocean or hit the side of a mountain....
Rising seas will cut off many properties before they’re flooded
Along the US coasts, many properties will lose access to essential services.
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Ramblings.....
Gotta say, it's been discouraging to see climate change over my lifetime. Shorter winters, hotter summers. Setup the outdoor rink boards this year and never ended up putting out the liner since there was no prolonged stretch of cold weather this winter.
Changes are even more stark when listening to older generations discuss the changes... Eg - being able to drive across Lake Champlain from VT to NY in Winters....
Meanwhile I have a colleague reaching out to me as he landed a phase 2 SBIR to develop remote transmitter/sensing tech for flash food detection as the government recognizes the near term need for improved infrastructure and emergency alarm needs in at risk regions.....
Gotta say, it's been discouraging to see climate change over my lifetime. Shorter winters, hotter summers. Setup the outdoor rink boards this year and never ended up putting out the liner since there was no prolonged stretch of cold weather this winter.
Changes are even more stark when listening to older generations discuss the changes... Eg - being able to drive across Lake Champlain from VT to NY in Winters....
Meanwhile I have a colleague reaching out to me as he landed a phase 2 SBIR to develop remote transmitter/sensing tech for flash food detection as the government recognizes the near term need for improved infrastructure and emergency alarm needs in at risk regions.....
Wind turbine infra-sound doesn’t affect humans, another myth busted.
www.rechargenews.com
Does wind turbine 'infrasound' make you sick? No, say sleep scientists after major study
Researchers find no evidence that inaudible emissions cause so-called 'wind turbine syndrome' after first-of-a-kind simulation
www.rechargenews.com
The venn of these people and those incredibly worried about Hunter's laptop probably has a lot of overlap.I'm having trouble with that fact that people *believe* horseshit like this.
A nice cheerful article about the complexities of tipping points and general smaller-scale effects that climate modelling tends to miss.
Climate tipping points: A personal view
The worst uncertainties about climate change are outside the scope of climate models but can be thought about in other ways—especially by learning from past climates.
physicstoday.scitation.org
I eagerly await our bright glorious future
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You realize industry fluff publications aren't 'news' right?
I mean I know it's an uphill battle....
I mean I know it's an uphill battle....
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