To: NormsRevenge
A cloud of waste gas billows out of chimney stacks at a factory in the eastern German village of Heiligengrabe in this June 2, 2004 file photo. Climate change could be slowed by burying greenhouse gases blamed for global warming deep below the ocean floor under thick, cold sediment that would trap it for thousands of years, said a team of Harvard-led scientists. REUTERS/Christian Charisius
2 posted on
08/15/2006 3:13:24 PM PDT by
NormsRevenge
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To: NormsRevenge
It would also likely raise the cost of generating electricity from a coal-fired power plant by at least 50 percent Well, that could be construed as a downside ...
4 posted on
08/15/2006 3:18:51 PM PDT by
ClearCase_guy
( “I'm the Emperor, and I want dumplings!” (German: Ich bin der Kaiser und will Knödel.))
To: NormsRevenge
Can we bury our forest fires and volcanoes under the sea bed too? Never seen any of these reports that take these into account.
6 posted on
08/15/2006 3:22:25 PM PDT by
kingu
(No, I don't use sarcasm tags - it confuses people.)
To: NormsRevenge
Who would ever have thought of putting water vapor in an ocean???
To: NormsRevenge
OMG. Never heard of a "Lake inversion", have they?
Idioten.
13 posted on
08/15/2006 3:25:54 PM PDT by
patton
(LGOPs = head toward the noise, kill anyone not dressed like you.)
To: NormsRevenge
This is the biggest bunch of bull, on so many points that it's impossible to respond. I'm not a scientist, but sometimes the BS beeber just goes off.
14 posted on
08/15/2006 3:29:07 PM PDT by
PistolPaknMama
(Al-Queda can recruit on college campuses but the US military can't! --FReeper airborne)
To: NormsRevenge
15 posted on
08/15/2006 3:30:45 PM PDT by
jwh_Denver
(I can't beat em but I ain't joining them either.)
To: NormsRevenge
I am no scientist thats for sure, but can i just ask what type of machine they will use to separate the Carbon Dioxide from the air an how will they put it under the ocean.? What will power this operation? I can see it now a big plant running night and day and large tubes funneling this gas into the ocean floor. Its sounds like a pipe dream to me. The only thing I would bet on is that someone will get rich off it.
16 posted on
08/15/2006 3:36:15 PM PDT by
sgtbono2002
(The fourth estate is a fifth column.)
To: NormsRevenge
They'd better hurry up and get started so they can claim credit before the next (inevitable) cooling cycle begins.
17 posted on
08/15/2006 3:38:38 PM PDT by
Elpasser
To: NormsRevenge
I say we bury ALGORE and all his cook friend under the sea floor. Heck I will settle for under a lake.
20 posted on
08/15/2006 3:52:43 PM PDT by
xpertskir
(Shave the Whales)
To: NormsRevenge
The article prominently references a UN report -- enough said.
To: NormsRevenge
pffft! I've lived through more summers than I care to admit. Some of them hotter were than this, some not as hot. But they were all hot. I just can't remember folks fretting so over it.
44 posted on
08/15/2006 9:52:04 PM PDT by
KarinG1
(Some of us are trying to engage in philosophical discourse. Please don't allow us to interrupt you.)
To: NormsRevenge
Good idea, bury water vapor in the ocean.
47 posted on
08/16/2006 7:10:17 PM PDT by
jwalsh07
To: NormsRevenge
Environmental group Greenpeace said it was skeptical of the benefits and urged the development of less expensive and swifter solutions to global warming such as renewable energy and conservation. It must be good if Greenpeace doesn't like it.
65 posted on
08/16/2006 8:11:13 PM PDT by
Plutarch
To: neverdem
> “The downsides are that nobody has ever injected into those kinds of formations at those kinds of depths,” said Ken Caldeira
71 posted on
12/22/2008 6:12:58 PM PST by
SunkenCiv
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