Global Warming – Cloud-Spraying Unmanned Ships Can Stop Warming
posted March 15, 2007 - 9:21pmOne of the smartest and well-analyzed solutions to global warming consists of building special unmanned ships that would operate with wind power and have a single mission: to suck in sea water and then vaporize it into huge mist clouds over the surface of the water.
The sun's rays would be reflected off such a cloud-shield and eventually the surface temperature would start to drop.
Stephen Salter of the University of Edinburgh has actually subjected the idea to scientific simulations and have decided that, yes, the idea might actually work.
Each ship, capable of spraying 22 lb (10 kg) of sea water per second, can be built for just a few million dollars. Imagine... 50 of these totally automated ships operating 24x7 around the seas and oceans of the world can “cancel out a year's worth of global carbon-dioxide emissions” within a year, according to an Economist report.
When such practical solutions do exist, what do the nations of the world are waiting for?

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Does nothing for the CO2, not a thing. Water is not yet forcing
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H2O is not a "greenhouse gas"
Water vapor
The idea belongs to 2 scientists, John Latham and Stephen Salter
Global Warming would be
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