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Submission to the UN Talanoa Dialogue: The essential role and form of integrated climate restoration strategy; the setting of targets and timescales; the methodologies and funding options

by mtessis | Apr 6, 2018

      Expert Input to the Talanoa Dialogue Submitted April 1st 2018   Based on Observations and Our Experience and focused on fully communicating the significance and implications of scientific understanding for the public now and into future...
We Have Already Exceeded the Upper Temperature Limit for Coral Reef Ecosystems, Which are Dying at Today’s CO2 Levels

We Have Already Exceeded the Upper Temperature Limit for Coral Reef Ecosystems, Which are Dying at Today’s CO2 Levels

by tsarkisian | Apr 2, 2018

GCRA WHITE PAPER April 2, 2018   2018 Talanoa Dialogue Platform We Have Already Exceeded the Upper Temperature Limit for Coral Reef Ecosystems, Which are Dying at Today’s CO2 Levels Thomas J. F. Goreau, Raymond L. Hayes, & Ernest Williams   THE...
Marine Electrolysis for Building Materials and Environmental Restoration

Marine Electrolysis for Building Materials and Environmental Restoration

by Lauren Cabot | Dec 1, 2012

Thomas J. Goreau, 2012 p. 273-290 in Electrolysis, J. Kleperis & V. Linkov (Eds.), InTech Publishing, Rijeka, Croatia Additional information is available at the end of the chapter http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/48783 1. Introduction Within weeks after Alessandro Volta...

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