Mixing Seriousness And Fun...

Busy times this have been. But fun. And difficult, like mixing business with pleasure:

http://workawesome.com/office-life/successfully-mixing-business-with-pleasure/

So I probably got some errors along in my science work lately... To get to the last part about the first case of water with CO2 plus ice and some traces of lemon juice (lj), I think now that when there are stirred conditions the lj will be spread out too much to enhance segregation, and probably be an obsticle to the CO2 and let the ice melt a little faster than the second case of water + CO2 + ice. A bit like sulfer not to close to moisture+oxygen, I guess, so sulfer only connected with O2 will be an obsticle to CO2 etc in the atmosphere and the formation of smaller air pockets of heat (that may get together and cause an outburst of heat after a while). So the lemon drops will a time after the stirring in the experiment cause a more rapid melting of the ice chip because of sabotage of the build up of "heat cells" due to CO2. That is perhaps why the ice chip in the first case melted faster than the ice chip in the second case.

Phuuu! I think I got this correct, now.... (though my English could be better, naturally!)

I hope this "lab work" of mine (and giants at NRK and their associates) will regain interest in the science community, and not be shuffled aside from the debate about environment and climate this time. We are certaintly not able to terraform Earth in a short period, so our next best option is to stop the increase of aerosols and CO2 parts in the atmosphere. That alone will after several years be enough to stop global warming over our current level, I think. So the "meltdown" will be under our control if we act now... if so, there will be a stable, but lower level of ice etc much like today. It' s not too late today, but "tomorrow"...?!