Date: 18/01/2021 06:32:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 1682183
Subject: Oceans and their warming

The world’s oceans absorbed 20 sextillion joules of heat due to climate change in 2020 and warmed to record levels, a study has found.

That quantity — expressed numerically as 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 joules — is equivalent to the energy from 10 Hiroshima atomic bombs being released every second of the year.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-18/ocean-temperatures-reached-record-high-in-2020-study-finds/13062628

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:09:16
From: SCIENCE
ID: 1682228
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

what’s that in significand exponent notation, and what’s that compared to the usual annual energy budget

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:14:49
From: Tamb
ID: 1682232
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

SCIENCE said:


what’s that in significand exponent notation, and what’s that compared to the usual annual energy budget

My thoughts exactly.

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:40:53
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1682254
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

roughbarked said:


The world’s oceans absorbed 20 sextillion joules of heat due to climate change in 2020 and warmed to record levels, a study has found.

That quantity — expressed numerically as 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 joules — is equivalent to the energy from 10 Hiroshima atomic bombs being released every second of the year.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-18/ocean-temperatures-reached-record-high-in-2020-study-finds/13062628

Negligible compared to el Nino.

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:42:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 1682255
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

mollwollfumble said:


roughbarked said:

The world’s oceans absorbed 20 sextillion joules of heat due to climate change in 2020 and warmed to record levels, a study has found.

That quantity — expressed numerically as 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 joules — is equivalent to the energy from 10 Hiroshima atomic bombs being released every second of the year.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-18/ocean-temperatures-reached-record-high-in-2020-study-finds/13062628

Negligible compared to el Nino.

numbers schmumbers.
No climate change is negligible.

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:43:31
From: Tamb
ID: 1682257
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

mollwollfumble said:


roughbarked said:

The world’s oceans absorbed 20 sextillion joules of heat due to climate change in 2020 and warmed to record levels, a study has found.

That quantity — expressed numerically as 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 joules — is equivalent to the energy from 10 Hiroshima atomic bombs being released every second of the year.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-18/ocean-temperatures-reached-record-high-in-2020-study-finds/13062628

Negligible compared to el Nino.

So 10˄21 joules

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:47:16
From: Michael V
ID: 1682259
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Tamb said:


mollwollfumble said:

roughbarked said:

The world’s oceans absorbed 20 sextillion joules of heat due to climate change in 2020 and warmed to record levels, a study has found.

That quantity — expressed numerically as 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 joules — is equivalent to the energy from 10 Hiroshima atomic bombs being released every second of the year.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-18/ocean-temperatures-reached-record-high-in-2020-study-finds/13062628

Negligible compared to el Nino.

So 10˄21 joules

Um?

2 × 10^22 J?

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:49:11
From: Tamb
ID: 1682260
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Michael V said:


Tamb said:

mollwollfumble said:

Negligible compared to el Nino.

So 10˄21 joules

Um?

2 × 10^22 J?


Oh der, typo. Meant 20 × 10˄21 or as you rightly say 2 × 10^22 J.

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:56:05
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1682262
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Tamb said:


Michael V said:

Tamb said:

So 10˄21 joules

Um?

2 × 10^22 J?


Oh der, typo. Meant 20 × 10˄21 or as you rightly say 2 × 10^22 J.

According to TATE the total annual energy supply in 2017 was about 5.9×10^20 J, so about 3% of the heat gain of the oceans.

Also:
!https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_energy_consumption#/media/File:Global-primary-energy_(1).png!
shows energy output from fossil fuels still growing rapidly.

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Date: 18/01/2021 10:57:31
From: SCIENCE
ID: 1682263
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Tamb said:


Michael V said:

Tamb said:

So 10˄21 joules

Um?

2 × 10^22 J?


Oh der, typo. Meant 20 × 10˄21 or as you rightly say 2 × 10^22 J.

yeah just as an exercise in why writing numbers like 2000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 is bad we admit when we skimmed it first time we thought is that 17 or 18 or powers of 10 but what’s a few thousand between ingénieurs right

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Date: 18/01/2021 11:34:11
From: Michael V
ID: 1682279
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Tamb said:


Michael V said:

Tamb said:

So 10˄21 joules

Um?

2 × 10^22 J?


Oh der, typo. Meant 20 × 10˄21 or as you rightly say 2 × 10^22 J.

:)

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Date: 18/01/2021 14:46:20
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682392
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Don’t worry about it, it wont kill you unless you fall off a boat mid Pacific. Your children and their children will have a nice warm ocean to swim in too.

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Date: 18/01/2021 14:49:09
From: Cymek
ID: 1682396
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

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Date: 18/01/2021 14:53:39
From: party_pants
ID: 1682405
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

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Date: 18/01/2021 14:55:11
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682409
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

The ocean is it and the only the thing big enough to do so. So when climate change becomes unbearable where do you go then?


This is just the Pacific, it does not include all the other seas on the other side of the globe AND we are warming it up. What does that tell you?

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Date: 18/01/2021 14:56:56
From: Cymek
ID: 1682411
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

party_pants said:


Cymek said:

We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

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Date: 18/01/2021 14:59:32
From: Cymek
ID: 1682413
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

The ocean is it and the only the thing big enough to do so. So when climate change becomes unbearable where do you go then?


This is just the Pacific, it does not include all the other seas on the other side of the globe AND we are warming it up. What does that tell you?

Yes that’s what I mean its a huge heat sink and will eventually fail, it absorbs massive amounts of heat that perhaps could power our entire planet.

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:04:40
From: party_pants
ID: 1682416
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


party_pants said:

Cymek said:

We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

I’m not sure if it would work or not, but the idea has been seriously floated around.

Apparently iron is a vital trace element which micro-algae need to grow and reproduce. The lack of iron is the one the factors limiting algal growth. It has been observed that influxes of iron (from natural events) results in algal blooms.

The deep sea critters migrating to the surface every night to feed and then falling back down again during the day is also well known. The size of the biomass is hard to quantify but it seems very large, larger than all of the surface fish which humans catch and consume. Mostly in small fish the size of a human finger or smaller.

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:08:40
From: Michael V
ID: 1682420
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

party_pants said:


Cymek said:

party_pants said:

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

I’m not sure if it would work or not, but the idea has been seriously floated around.

Apparently iron is a vital trace element which micro-algae need to grow and reproduce. The lack of iron is the one the factors limiting algal growth. It has been observed that influxes of iron (from natural events) results in algal blooms.

The deep sea critters migrating to the surface every night to feed and then falling back down again during the day is also well known. The size of the biomass is hard to quantify but it seems very large, larger than all of the surface fish which humans catch and consume. Mostly in small fish the size of a human finger or smaller.

That might remove carbon, but does it remove heat? (The original question.)

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:10:54
From: party_pants
ID: 1682424
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Michael V said:


party_pants said:

Cymek said:

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

I’m not sure if it would work or not, but the idea has been seriously floated around.

Apparently iron is a vital trace element which micro-algae need to grow and reproduce. The lack of iron is the one the factors limiting algal growth. It has been observed that influxes of iron (from natural events) results in algal blooms.

The deep sea critters migrating to the surface every night to feed and then falling back down again during the day is also well known. The size of the biomass is hard to quantify but it seems very large, larger than all of the surface fish which humans catch and consume. Mostly in small fish the size of a human finger or smaller.

That might remove carbon, but does it remove heat? (The original question.)

Now that I could not tell you.

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:11:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 1682427
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

party_pants said:


Cymek said:

We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

As the temperatures rise all life in the sea decliines apart from maybe jellyfish.

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:12:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 1682428
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


party_pants said:

Cymek said:

We need a way to use the surface of the ocean as a collector for heat/sunlight and store it

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

That’s more like it.

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:24:47
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682448
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

roughbarked said:


Cymek said:

party_pants said:

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

That’s more like it.

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:42:48
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682469
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

That’s more like it.

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

I hope you and your kin enjoy your barbeque.

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:44:43
From: SCIENCE
ID: 1682473
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


PermeateFree said:

roughbarked said:

That’s more like it.

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

I hope you and your kin enjoy your barbeque.

LET’S TAKE ACTION NOW

WAIT

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:53:07
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682479
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

SCIENCE said:


PermeateFree said:

PermeateFree said:

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

I hope you and your kin enjoy your barbeque.

LET’S TAKE ACTION NOW

WAIT

WAIT it the octomom word. You sit around chatting, dreaming up increasingly unrealistic solutions and then relax having done your share.

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Date: 18/01/2021 15:55:07
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682481
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


SCIENCE said:

PermeateFree said:

I hope you and your kin enjoy your barbeque.

LET’S TAKE ACTION NOW

WAIT

WAIT it the octomom word. You sit around chatting, dreaming up increasingly unrealistic solutions and then relax having done your share.

optimum

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:06:42
From: Cymek
ID: 1682490
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

That’s more like it.

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:07:55
From: Cymek
ID: 1682493
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


SCIENCE said:

PermeateFree said:

I hope you and your kin enjoy your barbeque.

LET’S TAKE ACTION NOW

WAIT

WAIT it the octomom word. You sit around chatting, dreaming up increasingly unrealistic solutions and then relax having done your share.

How do you know what we do ?
Your a human so are as responsible as anyone else for what’s happening.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:11:06
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682495
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

roughbarked said:

That’s more like it.

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

People need to reduce their standard of living before it is done for them. Money is not everything as modern politics would have you believe. However I shall not be holding my breath. The children need to take control because it is their world we are fucking up.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:11:17
From: Cymek
ID: 1682497
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

roughbarked said:

That’s more like it.

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

Plus if they actually work they could also be restricted zones were no fishing is allowed, protected areas, the oceans certainly need that.

Surely massive corrections methods is what’s needed so fossil fuel is no longer viable or profitable so its not worth using it anymore.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:13:23
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682499
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

SCIENCE said:

LET’S TAKE ACTION NOW

WAIT

WAIT it the octomom word. You sit around chatting, dreaming up increasingly unrealistic solutions and then relax having done your share.

How do you know what we do ?
Your a human so are as responsible as anyone else for what’s happening.

It is the way we live, it is the path we have chosen to take. It is not just you or me, it is our society and we don’t care enough to change it.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:15:01
From: Tamb
ID: 1682500
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

People need to reduce their standard of living before it is done for them. Money is not everything as modern politics would have you believe. However I shall not be holding my breath. The children need to take control because it is their world we are fucking up.


Wouldn’t it be better if there were fewer children?

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:15:03
From: Cymek
ID: 1682501
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

People need to reduce their standard of living before it is done for them. Money is not everything as modern politics would have you believe. However I shall not be holding my breath. The children need to take control because it is their world we are fucking up.

That’s probably unlikely even if it’s what is required
Yes everything is about money and growth of economies which doesn’t even make sense in a limited resource planet.
What would help though is clean cheap renewable power that is decentralised so no one can dominate it

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:15:49
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682503
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

The enormity and seriousness of the problem seems to escape most people, is it because they cannot or do not want to imagine what the young members of their family will face, or it just beyond their comprehension? Do these people really think that such massive correction methods required to make the slightest difference will not generate their own problems, which may even be worse?

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

Plus if they actually work they could also be restricted zones were no fishing is allowed, protected areas, the oceans certainly need that.

Surely massive corrections methods is what’s needed so fossil fuel is no longer viable or profitable so its not worth using it anymore.

WE just need to stop producing CO2 and methane regardless of its initial cost. But it wont happen because of the inaction of the majority.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:16:08
From: Cymek
ID: 1682504
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

WAIT it the octomom word. You sit around chatting, dreaming up increasingly unrealistic solutions and then relax having done your share.

How do you know what we do ?
Your a human so are as responsible as anyone else for what’s happening.

It is the way we live, it is the path we have chosen to take. It is not just you or me, it is our society and we don’t care enough to change it.

Probably not, its quite shameful to ruin this planet, perhaps its in our nature which isn’t good for our future

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:18:39
From: Cymek
ID: 1682506
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

Cymek said:

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

Plus if they actually work they could also be restricted zones were no fishing is allowed, protected areas, the oceans certainly need that.

Surely massive corrections methods is what’s needed so fossil fuel is no longer viable or profitable so its not worth using it anymore.

WE just need to stop producing CO2 and methane regardless of its initial cost. But it wont happen because of the inaction of the majority.

Some people are trying though, warning after warning is being given but the greedy don’t listen.
I thought perhaps Corona would show the human race a taste of what is to come but unlikely it seems

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:19:09
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682507
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Cymek said:

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

People need to reduce their standard of living before it is done for them. Money is not everything as modern politics would have you believe. However I shall not be holding my breath. The children need to take control because it is their world we are fucking up.


Wouldn’t it be better if there were fewer children?

That wont happen either for quite a while. It is the children who need to kick the old sods out of the comfy chairs. It needs a very different way of thinking and soon for any hope.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:20:46
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682509
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Cymek said:

It all comes down to our need to consume doesn’t it much of that the consumption of power, its the cause of most of the damage.
We can’t magic it out of nothing so have to do something less damaging that fossil fuel burning.
It was just an idea anywau

People need to reduce their standard of living before it is done for them. Money is not everything as modern politics would have you believe. However I shall not be holding my breath. The children need to take control because it is their world we are fucking up.

That’s probably unlikely even if it’s what is required
Yes everything is about money and growth of economies which doesn’t even make sense in a limited resource planet.
What would help though is clean cheap renewable power that is decentralised so no one can dominate it

>>That’s probably unlikely even if it’s what is required<< Which is why we are all fucked!

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:22:00
From: Cymek
ID: 1682510
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

People need to reduce their standard of living before it is done for them. Money is not everything as modern politics would have you believe. However I shall not be holding my breath. The children need to take control because it is their world we are fucking up.


Wouldn’t it be better if there were fewer children?

That wont happen either for quite a while. It is the children who need to kick the old sods out of the comfy chairs. It needs a very different way of thinking and soon for any hope.

Pretty much that what I think as well the current couple of younger generations need to be given more power as they get the damaged planet

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:22:48
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682512
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Cymek said:

Plus if they actually work they could also be restricted zones were no fishing is allowed, protected areas, the oceans certainly need that.

Surely massive corrections methods is what’s needed so fossil fuel is no longer viable or profitable so its not worth using it anymore.

WE just need to stop producing CO2 and methane regardless of its initial cost. But it wont happen because of the inaction of the majority.

Some people are trying though, warning after warning is being given but the greedy don’t listen.
I thought perhaps Corona would show the human race a taste of what is to come but unlikely it seems

Power is rarely given, but must be taken. For any hope you have got to get rid of these people, regardless of the consequences.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:25:55
From: Cymek
ID: 1682513
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

People need to reduce their standard of living before it is done for them. Money is not everything as modern politics would have you believe. However I shall not be holding my breath. The children need to take control because it is their world we are fucking up.

That’s probably unlikely even if it’s what is required
Yes everything is about money and growth of economies which doesn’t even make sense in a limited resource planet.
What would help though is clean cheap renewable power that is decentralised so no one can dominate it

>>That’s probably unlikely even if it’s what is required<< Which is why we are all fucked!

I don’t think that way but others do I’m being realistic like you are.
I don’t disagree with you, we do have the resources and ability to minimise it though.
If the world over 75 years ago could switch to a war economy we could switch to a environmental economy and have it geared towards damage repair.
Millions of jobs to do it replacing jobs that damage the environment.
The budget we spend on weapons and the military each year would go a long way on its own.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:27:19
From: Cymek
ID: 1682514
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

WE just need to stop producing CO2 and methane regardless of its initial cost. But it wont happen because of the inaction of the majority.

Some people are trying though, warning after warning is being given but the greedy don’t listen.
I thought perhaps Corona would show the human race a taste of what is to come but unlikely it seems

Power is rarely given, but must be taken. For any hope you have got to get rid of these people, regardless of the consequences.

Yeah I wondered that should violent takeover be considered, its all peaceful for the most part but the status quo don’t work that way and may need to be forced out.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:30:45
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682516
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

Wouldn’t it be better if there were fewer children?

That wont happen either for quite a while. It is the children who need to kick the old sods out of the comfy chairs. It needs a very different way of thinking and soon for any hope.

Pretty much that what I think as well the current couple of younger generations need to be given more power as they get the damaged planet

We allowed Greta Thunberg an exceptionally well versed young activist to be passed over and largely ignored. The parents of other children should be standing up for her and others against the politicians and vested interests, not just opening another bottle of cold beer and toasting her health.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:38:34
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682517
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Cymek said:

That’s probably unlikely even if it’s what is required
Yes everything is about money and growth of economies which doesn’t even make sense in a limited resource planet.
What would help though is clean cheap renewable power that is decentralised so no one can dominate it

>>That’s probably unlikely even if it’s what is required<< Which is why we are all fucked!

I don’t think that way but others do I’m being realistic like you are.
I don’t disagree with you, we do have the resources and ability to minimise it though.
If the world over 75 years ago could switch to a war economy we could switch to a environmental economy and have it geared towards damage repair.
Millions of jobs to do it replacing jobs that damage the environment.
The budget we spend on weapons and the military each year would go a long way on its own.

For the last 30 years, the fossil fuel industry has been producing disinformation to confuse and muddy the water about global warming to slow change and STILL they do it. Politicians are given very healthy grants to support these people and industries. These can be removed and done so at the first opportunity, but NO, we keep voting them back, even the Labor Party wont do much because of the unions. These people have got to be stopped and if their minds cannot be changed, they should be kicked out.

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:41:54
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682520
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Cymek said:

Some people are trying though, warning after warning is being given but the greedy don’t listen.
I thought perhaps Corona would show the human race a taste of what is to come but unlikely it seems

Power is rarely given, but must be taken. For any hope you have got to get rid of these people, regardless of the consequences.

Yeah I wondered that should violent takeover be considered, its all peaceful for the most part but the status quo don’t work that way and may need to be forced out.

You need an uprising of the young that are strongly supported by older people, but will it ever happen? Not on your nelly!

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:48:09
From: Cymek
ID: 1682522
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

Power is rarely given, but must be taken. For any hope you have got to get rid of these people, regardless of the consequences.

Yeah I wondered that should violent takeover be considered, its all peaceful for the most part but the status quo don’t work that way and may need to be forced out.

You need an uprising of the young that are strongly supported by older people, but will it ever happen? Not on your nelly!

I do wonder if lots of cognitive bias is present in the power makers who actually don’t have the mental ability or intelligence to see the bigger picture of from the oppositions point of view.
I means it’s pretty obvious and logical the planet has finite resources and can be damaged by the actions of the human race and we all have a responsibility to make sure its in good health for the future. With so many nations all vying for their own wants above everyone else no consensus will ever be reached

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Date: 18/01/2021 16:51:18
From: PermeateFree
ID: 1682523
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Cymek said:

Yeah I wondered that should violent takeover be considered, its all peaceful for the most part but the status quo don’t work that way and may need to be forced out.

You need an uprising of the young that are strongly supported by older people, but will it ever happen? Not on your nelly!

I do wonder if lots of cognitive bias is present in the power makers who actually don’t have the mental ability or intelligence to see the bigger picture of from the oppositions point of view.
I means it’s pretty obvious and logical the planet has finite resources and can be damaged by the actions of the human race and we all have a responsibility to make sure its in good health for the future. With so many nations all vying for their own wants above everyone else no consensus will ever be reached

And so we continue to the cliff edge, because GW and mass extinction is not going to stop by just tweaking around the edges.

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Date: 18/01/2021 17:28:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 1682542
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

party_pants said:


Cymek said:

party_pants said:

Iron seeding on the surface layers = bloom in plankton, which soaks up dissolved CO2. At night the deep sea feeders come up to the surface and gobble the plankton, then they go back down into the deep and excrete the waste. The poo sinks down to the ocean floor. Thus taking atmospheric carbon and sequestering it away in the deep ocean.

That would work ?
Good if it did
I was thinking turning the ocean into giant solar panels, some sort of huge grid (floating plastic sheet type structure, kilometres on each size) that capture the heat and uses it for something useful and preventing temperature rises.

I’m not sure if it would work or not, but the idea has been seriously floated around.

Apparently iron is a vital trace element which micro-algae need to grow and reproduce. The lack of iron is the one the factors limiting algal growth. It has been observed that influxes of iron (from natural events) results in algal blooms.

The deep sea critters migrating to the surface every night to feed and then falling back down again during the day is also well known. The size of the biomass is hard to quantify but it seems very large, larger than all of the surface fish which humans catch and consume. Mostly in small fish the size of a human finger or smaller.

Plenty of iron will blow in if we keep denuding Australia’s soils.

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Date: 19/01/2021 19:17:03
From: Ogmog
ID: 1682946
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

You need an uprising of the young that are strongly supported by older people, but will it ever happen? Not on your nelly!

I do wonder if lots of cognitive bias is present in the power makers who actually don’t have the mental ability or intelligence to see the bigger picture of from the oppositions point of view.
I means it’s pretty obvious and logical the planet has finite resources and can be damaged by the actions of the human race and we all have a responsibility to make sure its in good health for the future. With so many nations all vying for their own wants above everyone else no consensus will ever be reached

And so we continue to the cliff edge, because GW and mass extinction is not going to stop by just tweaking around the edges.

No. America to Re-Join the Paris Accord

…well…
it’s a start

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Date: 19/01/2021 19:37:30
From: SCIENCE
ID: 1682952
Subject: re: Oceans and their warming

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

SCIENCE said:

LET’S TAKE ACTION NOW

WAIT

WAIT it the octomom word. You sit around chatting, dreaming up increasingly unrealistic solutions and then relax having done your share.

How do you know what we do ?
Your a human so are as responsible as anyone else for what’s happening.

well we’re going to drive around tomorrow

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