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Environment & Energy

OKIsItJustMe

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11. Sure it is!

Reply to cprise (Reply #8)

Tue May 28, 2013, 07:03 AM

May 2013

If you’re making a large effort, with the intent of changing the environment, you’re geoengineering.

So, for example, replanting forests, or planting forests where none existed before is geoengineering.

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Geoengineering: Our Last Hope, or a False Promise? [View all] XemaSab May 2013 OP

Well if we wanted to do it the right way that ship has already sailed. Exultant Democracy May 2013 #1

Adding sulfur dioxide to the air sounds bad cprise May 2013 #2

There are several types of geoengineering other than adding SO2 to the upper atmosphere OKIsItJustMe May 2013 #4

I didn't know Biochar was considered geoengineering cprise May 2013 #8

Sure it is! OKIsItJustMe May 2013 #11

If the plan is to destroy the biosphere as quickly as possible wtmusic May 2013 #3

Got a better idea? OKIsItJustMe May 2013 #5

Yes wtmusic May 2013 #6

Great! OKIsItJustMe May 2013 #10

I sincerely hope it never comes to that. longship May 2013 #7

I'm not frightened by this fact Socialistlemur May 2013 #9

The fear of deliberate intervention amuses me... phantom power May 2013 #12