The History of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in the Climate Change Debate - There is a book that I wish was required reading for everyone engaging in the...
Published by Brian oram, Geologist, Soil Scientist, Owner at B.F. Environmental Consultants, Inc
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- Environmental Consequences
- Climate Change
- Greenhouse Gases
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One of the best articles on the subject of the climate change issue that I have seen!
Published by Charles Yeiser
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Thanks we are trying - we have another article titled "A Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Vacuum??" https://www.knowyourh2o.com/water-blog/a-carbon-dioxide-co2-vacuum
Published by Brian oram, Geologist, Soil Scientist, Owner at B.F. Environmental Consultants, Inc
As a corollary, we should also keep in mind that similar "special interests" can come into water resource discussions. We really do keep trying to do BETTER with more science, but we always need to remember that "Science" is NEVER 'settled'! It is always open for more scrutiny and questions. Always look for the real "stakeholders" in any proposals, and what motivates them fundamentally.
Published by Steven Cooke, President, Process Systems Consulting
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agreed - this has been a significant problem and to be honest this has roots that date back to about 2000 when the EPA started funding watershed warrior type programs and what like to call the "Rise of the 12 Monkeys" - https://shop.knowyourh2o.com/blogs/news/the-new-year-has-started-and-we-need-to-change-how-we-address-water-issues
Published by Brian oram, Geologist, Soil Scientist, Owner at B.F. Environmental Consultants, Inc