Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative

Are we ready to intentionally engineer the world’s climate?

Do we need mandatory guidelines to research geoengineering?

Do we need solar geoengineering to keep temperature rise below 1.5°C?

Is it riskier to geoengineer, or not to geoengineer, in a world of rising temperatures?

Is it time for the United Nations to debate geoengineering?

What do religions say about geoengineering?

Do we need to put an international hold on the deployment of solar geoengineering?

Is geoengineering necessary to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals?

Could solar geoengineering lead to conflicts?

Would geoengineering mean we don’t have to reduce emissions?

Who decides what is safe in a geoengineered world?

Latest news from C2G2

C2G2 vacancy Senior Advisor for Resource Development (30 August, 2018)
C2G2 vacancy Outreach Officer – Governmental and Intergovernmental Affairs (31 July, 2018)
C2G2 publishes Geoengineering Terminology — A Living Guide
C2G2 publishes Carbon Removal and Solar Geoengineering: Potential implications for delivery of the Sustainable Development Goals

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by Mark Turner

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Aug 6, 2018

Guest Post by Leslie Paul Thiele, University of Florida

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