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Global warming reversing

This would create a tremendous boost to the work of the product innovators, as well as to the work of researchers who seek to develop theory and correlations between molecular structure and properties. The searchers in product innovations also need better search engines, in the form of databases that are designed and compiled to be reverse searchable, so that one can state a set of desired properties and find a set of materials that have them. This would address the modern Thomas Midgley problem, of finding the set of all compounds that boil between -30 and 0 °C, that are nonflammable and nontoxic, that do not harm the stratospheric ozone layer, and that do not cause global warming. [Pg.239]

Global warming and melting ice caps affect the formation of hurricanes and also change ocean currents. These currents are great heat conveyors and cause interactions between oceanic and atmospheric processes. Once these aerodynamic and hydrodynamic processes have started, their flywheel effect (inertia) makes it very hard to stop or reverse them. [Pg.27]

Global warming. C3 plants are most common in higher latitudes and become less common at latitudes near the equator. The reverse is true of C4 plants. How might global warming affect this distribution ... [Pg.859]

Suppose the fairy-tale character Goldilocks were to visit Venus, Mars, and Earth. In the fairy tale, she said that Papa Bear s soup was too hot. Mama Bear s soup was too cold, but Baby Bear s soup was just right (and she ate aU of it, much to the dismay of Baby Bear). Goldilocks would draw the same conclusions about these three planets—Venus is too hot. Mars is too cold, but Earth is just right. The whole idea behind the efforts to reverse any accelerated global warming trends is to keep Earth the way it is— just right for the life that currently inhabits it. [Pg.315]

In Practice Problem 3.8, we will examine the reverse process of CO2 uptake by the leaf. The transport of carbon dioxide into the leaf interior is a more complex phenomenon involving several resistances as well as the reaction steps of photos5mthesis. It is nevertheless possible to arrive at some simple results that illuminate this hugely important process with implications for global warming. Practice Problem 3.11 balances these results against the daily emissions of an average car. [Pg.131]


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