The author cites an unpublished psychology study: „Thinking about climate change as a technological challenge rather than as a regulatory problem, it seems, made individualists more ready to credit the scientific claim about the climate.“
A counterstatement to the news article of the guardian with quoatations of Anderson and Keith.
Buesseler, Ken O. (2012): Biogeochemistry: The great iron dump. In: Nature 487 (7407), S. 305–306.
The author discusses the EIFEX experiment. „The discovery that marine algal blooms deposit organic carbon to the deep ocean answers some — but not all — of the questions about whether fertilizing such blooms is a viable strategy for mitigating climate change“
The author states the nessecity to stop climate change. „At some point we may have to try to engineer our way out of trouble.“
Media response to the iron fertilization expirement EIFEX.
Smetacek, Victor; Klaas, Christine; Strass, Volker H.; Assmy, Philipp; Montresor, Marina; Cisewski, Boris et al. (2012): Deep carbon export from a Southern Ocean iron-fertilized diatom bloom. In: Nature 487 (7407), S. 313–319. DOI 10.1038/nature11229
Iron fertilization experiment named EIFEX under European administration. Algea bloom has been improved.
A proposal for a SRM field test by James Anderson and David Keith.
The German government answered the parlamentarian opposition’s writte inquiry. The government refuses CE until scientific evidence is much clearer.
