Carbon sequestration must be big and quick

This what-to-do-about-it lecture by Prof. William H. Calvin focuses on the abrupt climate changes since 1976, how to head off more, and how to use the oceans to sequester enough carbon to reverse most climate changes. Several slides are for the experts (the presentation is to the University of Washington's chemical oceanography group), but the rest is suitable for a general scientific audience. Others familiar with the climate story will be able to follow it as well.
(2010)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Carbon sequestration
• Global warming
• climate
• oceanography
• Carbon cycle
• thermocline
• Global Warming