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Spray fine mists from the sea Position1 #9426 Spraying fine mists from the sea will help to seed the cloud cover.

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Anthropogenic Climate Change »Anthropogenic Climate ChangeAnthropogenic Climate Change☜Mapping the causes, consequences and potential responses to climate change.☜F1CEB7

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Responding to climate change? »Responding to climate change?Responding to climate change?☜What strategies might be adopted in response to the current assessment of the risks arising from climate change?☜FFB597

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Immediate action required »Immediate action requiredImmediate action required☜The scale and likelihood of the anticipatable consequences of climate change demand immediate action on climate change by society. Humanity should act immediately to avoid or minimise the climate changes and impacts that are avoidable, and prepare to adapt to those that are not.☜59C6EF

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How to reduce the risks/impact of climate change? »How to reduce the risks/impact of climate change?How to reduce the risks/impact of climate change?☜What policy measures are available to reduce the risks and impacts arising from anthropocentric climate change?☜FFB597

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Geoengineering »GeoengineeringGeoengineering☜Various schemes might be attempted to reduce the solar energy trapped in the greenhouse effect, e.g. seeding clouds to reflect more visible light directly back into space.☜59C6EF

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Solar radiation management »Solar radiation managementSolar radiation management☜Essentially mirrors to reflect light and heat back into space☜9FDEF6

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Cloud seeding »Cloud seedingCloud seeding☜Seeding clouds can help to the reduce the impact of global warming.☜9FDEF6

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What are the options for seeding clouds? »What are the options for seeding clouds?What are the options for seeding clouds?☜What are the options for seeding clouds?☜FFB597

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Spray fine mists from the seaSpray fine mists from the sea☜Spraying fine mists from the sea will help to seed the cloud cover.☜59C6EF

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Better value for money than reducing greenhouse gas emissions »Better value for money than reducing greenhouse gas emissionsBetter value for money than reducing greenhouse gas emissions☜☜98CE71

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Salt particles raise water droplet concentration in clouds »Salt particles raise water droplet concentration in cloudsSalt particles raise water droplet concentration in clouds☜Small particles of salt within the droplets of seawater form new centres of condensation within the clouds, increasing the concentration of water droplets in each cloud.☜98CE71

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Link[1] Cloud-seeding ships could combat climate change

Author: Edwin Cartlidge
Publication info: 4 September 2008
Cited by: David Price 12:03 PM 11 January 2009 GMT
Citerank: (1) 9429Cooling effect outweighs heating effectThe cooling effect (reflecting shortwave solar radiation back into space) outweighs the heating effect (trapping longwave radiation from the planet's surface).13EF597B
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http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/35693

Link[2] Philosophical Transactions of the The Royal Society, Volume 366, Number 1882 / November 13, 2008, Global temperature stabilization via controlled albedo enhancement of low-level maritime clouds

Author: John Latham, Philip Rasch, Chih-Chieh Chen, Laura Kettles, Alan Gadian, Andrew Gettelman, Hugh Morr
Publication info: 13 November 2008
Cited by: David Price 12:08 PM 11 January 2009 GMT
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http://journals.royalsociety.org/content/r84g6032v610t487/

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An assessment is made herein of the proposal that controlled global cooling sufficient to balance global warming resulting from increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations might be achieved by seeding low-level, extensive maritime clouds with seawater particles that act as cloud condensation nuclei, thereby activating new droplets and increasing cloud albedo (and possibly longevity). This paper focuses on scientific and meteorological aspects of the scheme. Associated technological issues are addressed in a companion paper.

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