Managing Global Warming

A INTRODUCTION 1. Why do we have global warming? Professor T M Letcher, 2. Greenhouse Gas Removal, the Numbers Involved Dr. Robert Chris 3. The Present Status of Electricity Generation in the World; how important it is, which industrial methods of electricity generation world uses, how efficient they are, how they interact in an electrical grid Professor Igor PioroB REDUCING CO2: FOSSIL FUELS, NUCLEAR ENERGY 4. The Future of Fossil Fuels Trevor M Letcher 5. Nuclear Fission Professor Igor Pioro 6. Nuclear Fusion: what of the Future? Dr Richard KembletonC REDUCING GREENHOUSE GASES: RENEWABLES and ZERO CARBON/ CARBON NEUTRAL FORMS OF ENERGY and ELECTRIC CARS 7. The Potential of Renewable Energies Professor Patrick Moriarty and Professor Damon Honnery 8. Hydropower Professor Ånund Killingtveit 9. Solar Energy Dr Lee Phillips 10. Wind Professor Subhamony Bhattacharya 11. Energy Infrastructure and Storage Professor Gareth Harrison 12. Biomass Professor Mirjam Roeder 13. Biomass: Quantifying the Effects of Forest-Based Energy Professor Annette Cowie 14. Hydrogen Fuel, Fuel Cells and methane Dr Johannes Lindorfer 15. Ground Source Heat Pumps Professor Subhamony Bhattacharya 16. Carbon Sequestration Professor Subhamony BhattacharyaD REDUCING CO2: INDUSTRY, FARMING and IMPROVED EFFICIENCY 17. Plant Derived Chemicals including Plastics as a way of Reducing GHG Pollution Professor Janet L Scott 18. Reduce CO2 Pollution by Investing in CO2 as a Chemical Feedstock (CH4?) Professor Peter Styring 19. Greener farming: managing carbon and nitrogen cycles to reduce GHG emissions Professor Nic Lampkin and Dr Laurence SmithE GEO-ENGINEERING 20. Geo-engineering (sunlight reflection methods (SRM); negative emissions technologies (NET) and greenhouse gas removal (GGR)) Dr Renaud de RichterF ENVIRONMENTAL and HUMAN ISSUES 21. Ethics of Geo-engineering Clare Heyward 22. Economics of Climate Change and Global Warming Professor Peter Howard 23. Migration and Climate Change Dr Andreas C