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Education, Governance, Politics
Sixth International Geoengineering Governance Summer School: A Student’s Reflection
October 7, 2019Solar Radiation Management, Stratospheric Aerosol Injection
Researching at the Top of a Slippery Slope?
July 25, 2019Carbon Dioxide Removal, Education, Governance, NGO and Policy Engagement, Politics, Public Deliberation
When essential research might be a bad thing. The carbon removal research dilemma.
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Check out this new article from Working Group member, Prakash Kashwan! @PKashwan
https://t.co/VSa7Wuekgo
Sharing this new article from @techreview quoting our Co-Director, Wil Burns. https://t.co/IGwEGfj5H1
The Forum is excited to share this new publication discussing framing and futures for SRM written by our Director of Research, David Morrow, in collaboration with Jane Flegal, Anna-Maria Hubert, and Juan B. Moreno-Cruz. https://t.co/rU1LAfguGQ
Daniel Callies argues, in a new blog post, that "the slippery slope worry shouldn’t lead us to abandon research into [solar geoengineering via] SAI." https://t.co/sG7pnqp1Qu
We are excited to share new commentary summarizing the Academic Working Group report on SRM governance. Check out this publication in Sustainability. https://t.co/YDrDpwveLC
Nils Markusson and Duncan McLaren of @LancsUniLEC reflect on academia's approach to carbon removal research in our latest blog post. Check out their insightful piece on our website! https://t.co/KIee3pKJWa