Two of Britain’s leading environmental thinkers say it is time to develop a quick technical fix for climate change. Writing in the journal Nature, Science Museum head Chris Rapley and Gaia theorist James Lovelock suggest looking at boosting ocean take-up of CO2.
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Floating pipes reaching down from the top of the ocean into colder water below move up and down with the swell.As the pipe moves down, cold water flows up and out onto the ocean surface. A simple valve blocks any downward flow when the pipe is moving upwards.
Colder water is more “productive” — it contains more life, and so in principle can absorb more carbon.
Finally some practical solutions are being introduced to mitigate global warming. The BBC article mention the US company, Atmocean, that is already testing such a system.
Read the articles from BBC or the New York Times based on the same article from Nature.
Now a day global warming controversy is very hype. NASA sciencetists completely work on global warming research. According the sciencetists after 30 year earth is completely effected by global warming.
I have two quick fix methods, one reduces as much as 50% of ones utilty bill with a similar percentage for green house gas emissions,this method pays for itself by the energy one saves, the second method captures and stores a cities emissions away forever, both use old proven technology.
Now to find someone in power that is interested in action.