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Updated 11 October, 2003

Planning Workshop for
Scientists and Stakeholders
Breakout Session 16:
Stabilizing Greenhouse Gases in the Earth's Atmosphere: Opportunities for Technology and Innovations

Moderator's summary of key issues (presented in plenary session)
Rapporteurs' report (MS Word file)
Photo gallery for this session
Strategic Plan for the Climate Change Science Program (Review Draft, November 2002):
See also the main workshop web page. Includes links to Agenda and description of Workshop Structure.

Portion of Session	Prepared Text and/or Transcript of Presentation	Audio and/or Visual Material (including Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation) Provided by Participant During Session	Photo(s) of Participant(s)
Moderator's Summary of Breakout Session (presented later before full workshop plenary session): Robert Socolow (Princeton University)		MS Powerpoint Presentation (30 kb)	DSCN0575.jpg DSCN0576.jpg DSCN0577.jpg
Overview Presentation: Robert Marlay (DOE)
Panelist Comments: Ken Caldeira (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
Panelist Comments: Brian Flannery (Exxon Mobil)
Panelist Comments: Linda Horton (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Panelist Comments: Charles Kennel (University of California)		MS Powerpoint Presentation [2.2 Mb]
Comments and Questions from the Floor

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