Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative

C2G at COP25

How might the world govern marine climate techniques?

What role could nature play in large-scale Carbon Dioxide Removal?

Can our governments manage large-scale Carbon Dioxide Removal?

Is it riskier to research or not to research Solar Radiation Modification?

What do we know and what don’t we know about large-scale Carbon Dioxide Removal?

Is Solar Radiation Modification ungovernable?

How could we draw down Carbon Dioxide in a way that’s fair to everyone?

Who should govern Solar Radiation Modification research?

Should we set rules about Solar Radiation Modification through the UN?

Latest news from C2G

Media Advisory: COP25 Press Conference: Is the world ready for large-scale CO₂ removal? 4 December 2019, 2:00-2:30PM, MOCHA Room, IFEMA Madrid
New Infographics: Why do we need to govern nature-based solutions for large-scale carbon dioxide removal? and What is stratospheric aerosol injection and why do we need to govern it?
Updated Policy Briefs: Governing Large-scale Carbon Dioxide Removal and Governing Solar Radiation Modification

Faith, climate-altering technologies, and the Arctic

30 Oct 2019

Guest post by Maria Hammershøy, Secretary-General of Caritas Denmark

Could nature ‘solve’ climate change?

22 Oct 2019

by Paul Rouse

Taking stock after the UN Secretary-General’s Climate Action Summit

17 Oct 2019

by Janos Pasztor

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