Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

The limited information now in circulation about negative emissions technologies (NETs) threatens to lead policy makers and other decision makers down the wrong path. IPCC models and state mitigation pledges under the Paris agreement assume widespread use of NETs. However, there is great uncertainty about these technologies’ feasibility and cost. Further, environmental NGOs and climate advocates are largely absent from the growing conversation on NETs, as they consider how to fit this new category of climate response into their communications strategies.

The Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment (FCEA) works to close these gaps, to give policymakers the knowledge of NETs that they need to make informed decisions about mitigation policy and to encourage climate advocates to participate in critical assessment of NETs.

 

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Carbon Dioxide Removal, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

The Royal Society’s New Report on Greenhouse Gas Removal

BECCS, Carbon Dioxide Removal, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Ensuring That We Hear the Voices of the Vulnerable: Toward a Human Rights-Based Approach to Bioenergy and Carbon Capture and Storage – Wil Burns

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Carbon geoengineers: the debt collectors of the future – Christophe Jospe

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Larsen C: Climate Engineering and Polar Ice Melt

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Commentary, Governance, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Commentary: A response to Wil Burns: Common Misunderstandings About SRM Geoengineering

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Commentary, Governance, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Commentary: A Response to “Five Solar Geoengineering Tropes That Have Outstayed Their Welcome” – Wil Burns

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Non-ideal theory and climate engineering – David Morrow & Toby Svoboda

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Politics, Public Deliberation, Public Perception, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

After Paris, time for an honest conversation – Simon Nicholson

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Aligning conceptions of geoengineering for a healthy climate conversation – Noah Deich

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Building better concepts in climate engineering: why bother with CDR & SRM? – Patrick Taylor Smith

Carbon Dioxide Removal, CDR vs SRM, Commentary, Governance, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Why We Should Treat SRM and CDR Separately – Joshua B. Horton

Carbon Dioxide Removal, CDR vs SRM, Governance, Public Deliberation, Public Perception, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Why we shouldn’t be in a hurry to redefine ‘climate engineering’ – Duncan McLaren

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Cost-Benefit Analysis of Solar Geoengineering – Garth Heutel, Juan Moreno-Cruz, and Soheil Shayegh

BECCS, Carbon Dioxide Removal, Public Deliberation, Public Perception, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Atmosphere of Hope reviewed- Holly J. Buck

BECCS, Carbon Dioxide Removal, Civil Society, NGO and Policy Engagement, Public Deliberation, Public Perception, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

What of 2C? – Aaron Kressig

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

A Talk By David Morrow – Is it permissible to research solar climate engineering

Carbon Dioxide Removal, CDR vs SRM, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Time to stop talking about “climate engineering” – Clare Heyward

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Governance, Marine Cloud Brightening, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Solar Radiation Management: Foresight for Governance (SRM4G) – Miranda Boettcher & Sean Low

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Governance, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Five Take-home Points from the NAS “Climate Intervention” Report – Simon Nicholson

Carbon Dioxide Removal, Marine Cloud Brightening, Public Deliberation, Public Perception, Solar Radiation Management, Understanding Negative Emissions Technologies

Geocon, investigating the idea of cloud brightening – Karolina Sobecka