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2022
- 18 July As 1.5C warming limit nears, interest in sun-dimming tech heats up Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters Foundation News
- 22 June The Nightmare Politics and Sticky Science of Hacking the Climate Matt Simon, Wired
- 5 May Could technological solutions potentially overcome climate crisis? CGTN
- 25 March Is it time to take sun dimming tech seriously? Experts disagree Liang Lei, Eco-Business
- 24 March The Promise and Perils of “Solar Radiation Modification” to Mitigate Climate Change Mark Leon Goldberg, UN Dispatch
- 19 February O que é geoengenharia solar e seus impactos eCycle
- 14 February Solares Geoengineering – Dauerverwaltung, nicht Lösung der Krise Schattenblick
- 5 February What if on Earth we reflected the sun’s rays to cool the climate? According to scientists, this is a very bad idea Michał Perzyński, Biznis Alert (PI)
- 1 February A Ban on Solar Geoengineering Research is a Risk Worth Taking Clara Ferreira Marques, Bloomberg
- 17 January The Climate Conversation No One Wants Janos Pasztor, Foreign Policy
- 17 January After sun-dimming setback, geoengineers seek a diplomatic fix Alister Doyle, Thomas Reuters Foundation
2021
- 23 November After COP26, new questions arise over carbon trading as markets gain new prominence Brandon Mulder, S&P Global
- 6 November It’s time to delete carbon from the atmosphere. But how? Matt Simon, ArsTechnica/Wired
- 5 November CLIMATE ONE: Geoengineering: Who Should Control Our Atmosphere? Climate One
- 3 November Much of Africa still lacks electricity. The carbon ethics are thorny. Nick Roll, Christian Science Monitor
- 29 October ‘It’s the art of diplomacy.’ Climate summit will test nations’ ambition Simon Montlake, Christian Science Monitor
- 4 October Scientists say brighter clouds might protect Great Barrier Reef from climate crisis World Economic Forum
- 1 October Dans LéNA cette semaine: la géo-ingénierie enrayera-t-elle le changement climatique? Le Soir
- 29 September Géo-ingénierie : ils veulent blanchir les nuages contre le blanchissement des coraux MrMondialisation
- 28 September Scientists Say Brighter Clouds Might Protect Great Barrier Reef From Climate Crisis Oliva Rosane, EcoWatch
- 28 September Wissenschaftler sagen, dass hellere Wolken das Great Barrier Reef vor der Klimakrise schützen könnten Nach Welt
- 25 August Can artificially altered clouds save the Great Barrier Reef? Jeff Tollefson, Nature
- 14 August Geoengineering is conspicuously absent from the IPCC’s report, Janos Pasztor, The Economist
- 14 August Letters to the Editor Janos Pasztor, The Economist
- 1 June Should solar geoengineering be part of how humanity counters climate change? Toni Feder, Physics Today
- 12 May Give research into solar geoengineering a chance Nature
- 3 Apr India Demands Rich Nations Like The U.S. Clean Up Their Climate Mess, Signaling A Shift Alexander C. Kaufman, HuffPost
- 25 Mar Warming up to solar geoengineering Alison Snyder, Andrew Freedman, Axios
- 11 Feb Solar geoengineering: Could reflecting away the sun’s rays help to tackle global heating? Daisy Dunne, Independent
- 26 Jan Is It Time for an Emergency Rollout of Carbon-Eating Machines? Matt Simon, Wired
2020
- 18 Dec Planned Harvard balloon test in Sweden stirs solar geoengineering unease Alister Doyle, Reuters
- 9 Dec Meet the 20-Somethings Advising the UN Chief on How to Save Planet Earth PassBlue: Independent Coverage of the UN
- 26 Nov Carbon capture, use and storage key to achieving carbon neutrality, say UNECE Experts United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
- 11 Nov Has ‘geoengineering’ arrived in China? Zhang Zizhu, China Dialogue
- 7 Oct Governing Solar Radiation Modification Global Challenges Foundation
- 6 Oct Governing Carbon Dioxide Removal Global Challenges Foundation
- 2 Aug Kriiditolmuga kliimasoojenemise vastu: plaan võib teoks saada lähiaastail [Chalk dust against global warming: the plan could come true in the coming years] Accelerista
- 8 Jul Pulling carbon from the sky is necessary but not sufficient Nature
- 22 Apr The Apocaloptimist’s Manifesto Reuters Graphics
- 1 Apr Kronikk: Corona er næppe godt for klimaet [Chronicle: Corona is hardly good for the climate] Martin Breum, High North News
- 30 Mar No, coronavirus won’t fix climate change. But how we respond will make a big difference Martin Breum, Arctic Today
- 21 Feb Will rogue nations alter the atmosphere? Experts are looking John Fialka, E&E News
- 23 Jan Should we fiddle with Earth’s thermostat? This man might know how. Simon Montlake, Christian Science Monitor
- 21 Jan Altes Denken in Davos: „Es kostet nicht die Welt, die Welt zu retten“ Ralf Volke, Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland (RND)
2019
- 27 Nov Our Planet May Be Barreling Toward a Tipping Point Matt Simon, Wired
- 26 Nov People Fixing the Word: Saving the world’s ice BBC
- 25 Nov CASS Forum explores ecological progress Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
- 1 Nov “Ecological Civilization Transition – China and the World” International Forum developed the “Jinan Agreement” Wenhui News
- 31 Oct Focusing on ecological civilization transition- China Social Sciences Forum taking place in Jinan People Net
- 31 Oct About 200 international and national experts gathered in Jinan to discuss the roadmap of global ecological civilization transition Jinan Net
- 31 Oct “Jinan is a beautiful city and I expect to come here for holidays” – conversations with Janos Pasztor, the Former UN Assistant Secretary-General Shun Wang
- 1 Oct C2G Update: Nature-based Solutions, the UN, & the IPCC Reports, with Janos Pasztor CCEIA podcast
- 12 Sep Highlights: The net-zero climate change conference in Oxford Carbon Brief
- 23 Aug Industry guidance touts untested tech as climate fix Associated Foreign Press
- 9 Aug Sorry, But We Can’t Just Hack Our Way Out of Climate Doom Matt Simon, Wired
- 8 Aug New IPCC Report Shows How Our Abuse of Land Drives Climate Change Matt Simon, Wired
- 7 Aug Emerging climate technologies. Panacea or Poison? Nine to Noon, Radio New Zealand
- 24 July Can we avert a climate change apocalypse by hacking the planet’s atmosphere? And should we? Anna Saleh, ABC
- 4 July If geoengineering goes rogue Reaching for the sunshade: July 2030 The Economist
- 3 July Risks of Controversial Geoengineering Approach “May Be Overstated” John Fialka, Scientific American
- 31 May What happens when someone wants to go it alone on fixing the climate? Kelsey Piper, Vox
- 10 May Die Reparatur der Erde [The repair of the earth] 3sat
- 2 May The billionaire’s guide to hacking the planet Dave Levitan, Pacific Standard
- 1 May TIL about geoengineering TILClimate, MIT
- 1 May How We Can Dim the Sun to Survive Climate Change Thor Benson, Daily Beast
- 8 Apr Geoengineering Is Inevitable in the Face of Climate Change. But at What Cost? Stewart Patrick, World Politics Review
- 3 Apr The natural world can help save us from climate catastrophe George Monbiot, The Guardian
- 3 Apr A natural solution to the climate disaster The Guardian
- 21 Mar Let’s Talk About Geoengineering David Keith, Project Syndicate
- 21 Mar Eine Resolution der Schweiz zum Geoengineering scheitert an der Polarisierung der Debatte Sven Titz, Neue Zürcher Zeitung
- 19 Mar The U.S. Wants to Keep the UN in the Dark About Geoengineering Efforts Brian Kahn, Earther
- 18 Mar The US Opposed a UN Plan to Study Geoengineering to Combat Climate Change Sarah Emerson, Motherboard
- 15 Mar U.S. Blocks U.N. Resolution on Geoengineering Jean Chemnick, E&E News/Scientific American
- 14 Mar Proposal for U.N. to study climate-cooling technologies rejected Laurie Goering, Reuters
- 14 Mar US and Saudi Arabia block geoengineering governance push Sara Stefanini, Climate Home News
- 14 Mar Countries look at ways to tinker with Earth’s thermostat The Economist
- 11 Mar The Risks, Rewards and Possible Ramifications of Geoengineering Earth’s Climate Rachel Kaufman, Smithsonian
- 11 Mar Governments seek U.N. scrutiny of technologies to cool the climate Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 11 Mar Governing Geoengineering Ban Ki-moon, Project Syndicate
- 7 Mar Geoengineering debate shifts to UN environment assembly Jeff Tollefson, Nature
- 6 Mar Geoengineering on the Agenda at the United Nations Environment Assembly FCEA
- 5 Mar Earth: The Sunshade Rose Eveleth, Flash Forward
- 3 Mar Wallace Smith Broecker, the ‘grandfather’ of climate science, leaves a final warning for Earth James Rainey, NBC
- 26 Feb Switzerland puts geoengineering governance on UN environment agenda Sara Stefanini, Climate Home News
- 12 Feb Less Than Zero: Can Carbon-Removal Technologies Curb Climate Change? Fred Krupp, Nathaniel Keohane, and Eric Pooley, Foreign Affairs
- 8 Feb Cool idea or hi-tech madness? Janos Pasztor, The World Today
- 31 Jan Could a superplant save the planet? Leslie Hook, Financial Times
- 22 Jan Sinking to Zero: the role of carbon capture and negative emissions in EU climate policy, CEPS
- 17 Jan To curb climate change, we have to suck carbon from the sky. But how? Craig Welsh, National Geographic
- 16 Jan The Climate Change Solution That Could Spark Global War Alexander Kaufman, Medium
- 15 Jan Removing CO2 from the air is technologically feasible, but is it commercially viable? BBC Business Daily
- 9 Jan Chevron and Occidental invest in CO2 removal technology Leslie Hook, Financial Times
- 8 Jan Institutional Legitimacy and Geoengineering Governance Daniel Callies, Ethics, Policy & Environment
- 8 Jan Future of planet-cooling tech: Study creates roadmap for geoengineering research ScienceDaily
2018
- 24 Dec The Hazard of Environmental Morality Gernot Wagner and Christine Merk, Foreign Policy
- 18 Dec Should we engineer the climate? A social scientist and natural scientist discuss The Conversation
- 5 Dec Multi-Faith Responses to the Prospect of Climate Engineering Greenfaith
- 27 Nov First sun-dimming experiment will test a way to cool Earth Jeff Tollefson, Nature
- 23 Nov Solar geoengineering could be ‘remarkably inexpensive’ – report Damian Carrington, Guardian
- Nov/Dec Should Humanity Consider Geoengineering? Environmental Law Institute
- 24 Oct Negative Emissions Technologies and Reliable Sequestration: A Research Agenda National Academies
- 22 Oct Geoengineering must be transparent to gain public trust Arunabha Ghosh, India Climate Dialogue
- 20 Oct Rules sought for use of climate intervention Hou Liqiang, China Daily
- 18 Oct Climate engineering is the potential game changer we need to confront Penehuro Fatu Lefale, Samoa Observer
- 16 Oct National Academies Launching New Study on Sunlight-Reflection ResearchThe National Academies of Science, Engineering, Medicine
- 8 Oct Summary for Policymakers of IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5ºC approved by governments
IPCC - 4 Oct Caution urged over use of ‘carbon unicorns’ to limit warming Matt McGrath, BBC
- 4 Oct We’re destroying the sea—but it could save us from ourselves Matt Simon, Wired
- 1 Oct As climate risks rise, scientists call for rules on solar engineering Laurie Goering, Reuters
- 24 Sep Earth’s climate-change liposuction: Sucking carbon from the air Amy Harder, Axios
- 19 Sep Don’t deploy negative emissions technologies without ethical analysis Dominic Lenzi, Nature
- 14 Sep Joint statement on North American Climate Leadership
- 13 Sep Evaluating climate geoengineering proposals in the context of the Paris Agreement temperature goals Mark G. Lawrence, Stefan Schäfer, Nature
- 12 Sep California governor’s new climate goal — negative global warming emissions David R. Baker, San Francisco Chronicle
- 12 Sep Urgent greenhouse gas removal plan could see UK hit ‘net zero’ target Fiona Harvey, The Guardian
- 8 Aug Glacier geoengineering needs lawyers too Brendan Gogarty, Nature
- 6 Aug ‘Hothouse Earth’ risks even if CO2 emissions slashed Matt McGrath, BBC News
- 26 Jul How one climate scientist combats threats and misinformation from chemtrail conspiracists James Temple, MIT Technology Review
- 16 Jul Controversial climate fix poses new question: Is geoengineering playing God? Rosalie Chan, Religion News Service
- 13 Jul Solar geoengineering rises in the East Lili Pike, China Dialogue
- 10 Jul NET gains Nature Energy
- 6 Jul Burying carbon dioxide in deep-sea sediments ‘safe and permanent’ Xinhua
- Jul/Aug Why Carbon Pricing Isn’t Working Jeffrey Ball, Foreign Affairs
- 29 Jun Don’t Gamble Our Planet’s Future on Unproved Technologies Hugh Sealy, Scientific American
- 25 Jun Engineering the Climate—or Deploying Disaster? Applying Just War Theory to Geoengineering, Elizabeth L. Chalecki & Lisa Ferrari, NewSecurityBeat
- 25 Jun Climate–carbon cycle uncertainties and the Paris Agreement P.B. Holden, Nature Climate Change
- 12 Jun A scenario process to inform Australian geoengineering policy Futures
- 12 Jun Estimating geological CO2 storage security to deliver on climate mitigation Nature
- 7 Jun A Process for Capturing CO2 from the Atmosphere David Keith, Geoffrey Holmes, David St. Angelo, Kenton Heidel, Joule
- 5 Jun Our dependency on carbon removal grows Jan Minx, Mercator Research Institute
- 5 Jun Climate Engineering and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Tangled Web of the Anthropocene Christopher James Preston, The Plastocene
- 4 Jun World can limit global warming to 1.5C by ‘improving energy efficiency’ Daisy Dunne, Carbon Brief
- 1 Jun Seven key things to know about ‘negative emissions’ Jan Minx, Carbon Brief
- 31 May Our lives depend on carbon capture. But the tech is far from ready. Jan Christoph Minx and Gregory Nemet, Washington Post
- 30 May Negative emissions – a necessary but risky last resort? Kjell Vowles, Extract
- 29 May Advancing Public Climate Engineering Disclosure Deborah Gordon, Smriti Kumble, David Livingston, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
- 29 May What’s the outlook for bioenergy with carbon capture and storage? PhysicsWorld
- 29 May Blurred Lines: The Ethics and Policy of Greenhouse Gas Removal at Scale Emily Cox, Nick Pidgeon, Elspeth Spence and Gareth Thomas, Frontiers In Environmental Science
- 25 May Negative emissions: Scientists meet in Sweden for first international conference Carbon Brief
- 23 May World Needs to Set Rules for Geoengineering Experiments, Experts Say Chelsea Harvey, Scientific American
- 22 May How the “Carbon Budget” Is Causing Problems Chelsea Harvey, Scientific American
- 21 May Incentivize negative emissions responsibly Rob Bellamy, Nature
- 20 May Global alliance puts carbon capture back on the agenda Jillian Ambrose, The Telegraph
- 17 May Betting on BECCS? Exploring Land-Based Negative Emissions Technologies Rob Baily and Richard King, Chatham House
- 14 May Politically informed advice for climate action Oliver Geden, Nature Geoscience
- 14 May Carbon budgets and the 1.5 °C target Nature Geoscience
- 11 May A Discussion About Counter-Geoengineering: Reflections on New Research
- 10 May Geoengineering could help fight climate change, but topic politically taboo CBC Radio
- 9 May Explainer: Six ideas to limit global warming with solar geoengineering Daisy Dunne, Carbon Brief
- 7 May What genuine, for real, no-bullshit ambition on climate change would look like David Roberts, Vox
- 3 May Why we chose not to patent solar geoengineering technologies David Keith and John Dykema
- 3 May Why this week’s climate talks in Bonn will be a little awkward Bob Berwyn, Pacific Standard
- 3 May Humans didn’t exist the last time there was this much CO2 in the air Eric Holthaus, Grist
- 1 May Can Sucking CO2 Out of the Air Solve Climate Change? CrowdScience, BBC
- 27 Apr The Dangerous Belief That Extreme Technology Will Fix Climate Change Aleszu Bajak, Huffington Post
- 24 Apr The daunting math of climate change means we’ll need carbon capture James Temple, MIT Technology Review
- 20 Apr Could geoengineering cause a climate war? Clive Hamilton, BBC Focus Magazine
- 16 Apr Carbon Dioxide Removal is a Necessary Complement to Deep Decarbonization ClimateWorks Foundation
- 13 Apr Alternative pathways to the 1.5 °C target reduce the need for negative emission technologies Nature
- 12 Apr How a last-ditch ‘planet-hacking’ plan could keep Earth habitable for longer Kevin Loria, Business Insider
- 9 Apr International Geoengineering Rules Are Urgently Needed, Researchers Argue James Ayre, Clean Technica
- 6 Apr Rules to govern sun-dimming technology “urgently” needed – expert Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters
- 3 Apr Developing countries must lead on solar geoengineering research Nature
- 29 Mar Carbon capture: Expensive, risky – and indispensable? Ruby Russell, Deutsche Welle
- 29 Mar Harder and riskier: Carbon removal needed if Paris goals don’t rise Peter Hannam, Brisbane Times
- 26 Mar Will the world ever be ready for solar geoengineering? Tien Nguyen, Chemical and Engineering News
- 25 Mar The Paris Climate Accords Are Looking More and More Like Fantasy David Wallace-Wells, New York Magazine
- 22 Mar Saving the Planet: Overcoming Challenges of Emissions Monitoring and Climate Engineering Center for International Governance Innovation
- 21 Mar We Need Laws on Geoengineering, ASAP Sarah Fecht, Columbia University Earth Institute
- 17 Mar Government wants to regulate artificial interventions in the Earth’s climate Christoph Seidler, Spiegel Online
- 14 Mar Geoengineer polar glaciers to slow sea-level rise Nature
- 13 Mar Setting expectations for negative-emission systems in U.S. to protect climate Mark Golden, Phys.org
- 12 Mar Solar geoengineering: Risk of ‘termination shock’ overplayed, study says Robert McSweeey, Carbon Brief
- 8 Mar How Air Pollution Has Put a Brake on Global Warming Richard Schiffman, Yale Environment 360
- 5 Mar New scenarios show how the world could limit warming to 1.5C in 2100 Zeke Hausfather, Carbon Brief
- 23 Feb Dirty industry undermines push to curb global warming – ex-UN climate chief Sophie Hares, Reuters
- 21 Feb Why current negative-emissions strategies remain ‘magical thinking’ Nature
- 21 Feb Rock dusting on farms could cool the climate Olive Heffernan, New Scientist
- 20 Feb “he carbon-capture era may finally be starting James Temple, MIT Technology Review
- 16 Feb A Big-Sky Plan to Cool the Planet Gernot Wagner and Matin Weitzman, Wall Street Journal
- 15 Feb Leaked U.N. draft report sees ‘very high risk’ the planet will warm beyond key limit Christopher Mooney, Washington Post
- 14 Feb Geoengineering Justice; Who Gets to Decide Whether to Hack the Climate Jonathan Symons, The Breakthrough
- 14 Feb Geoengineering ohne Grenzen Ulrich Schaper, Frankfurter Allgemeine
- 9 Feb Devil’s Bargain: Why Aerosols Pose a Deadly Climate Change Threat Eric Holthaus, Rolling Stone
- 9 Feb How Geoengineering Can Help Fight Global Warming Bloomberg Technology
- 8 Feb The Two-Degree Delusion Ted Norhaus, Foreign Affairs
- 4 Feb How Bill Gates aims to clean up the planet John Vidal, The Guardian
- 1 Feb The Next Big Volcano Could Briefly Cool Earth. NASA Wants to Be Ready y Henry Fountain, New York Times
- 1 Feb Negative emission technologies will not compensate for inadequate climate change mitigation efforts European Academies’ Science Advisory Council (EASAC)
- 30 Jan Regional adaptions can cool heat extremes by up to 2-3 C Phys.org
- 29 Jan Governing the Big Bad Fix? What to do about geoengineering by Duncan Currie, Heinrich Boell Foundation
- 26 Jan Chemical sunshade to slow warming may not be feasible: U.N. draft by Alister Doyle, Reuters
- 25 Jan Climate change might lead us to start meddling with the planet’s engineering”by Anoush Darabi, Apolitical
- 25 Jan Making the Carbon Budget Bigger” Glen Peters, CICERO
- 23 Jan Fighting Climate Change? We’re Not Even Landing a Punch Eduardo Porter, New York Times
- 22 Jan Here’s the reason we’d never halt a geoengineering project midway through James Temple, MIT Tech Review
- 22 Jan Our Attempts to Reverse Climate Change With Geoengineering Could Leave the Planet Worse Off Than When We Started by Brad Jones, Futurism
- 22 Jan Geoengineering carries ‘large risks’ for the natural world, studies show Daisy Dunne, Carbon Brief
- 18 Jan Climate Intervention Requires Enhanced Research, Consideration of Societal and Environmental Impacts, and Policy Development” American Geophysical Union
- 18 Jan Climate sensitivity study suggests narrower range of potential outcomes AFP
- 17 Jan Global warming goal ‘very unlikely’ but doable — draft UN report AFP
- 16 Jan Bad Air to Better Oceans: 6 Environment and Development Stories to Watch in 2018 Sarah Parsons, World Resources Institute
- 12 Jan Thinking outside the box on climate mitigation International Institute for Applies Systems Analysis
- 12 Jan Our Climate Is Changing Rapidly. It’s Time to Talk About Geoengineering Claudia Geib, Futurism
- 12 Jan Climate Geo-Engineering: Uncertainties And Implications – Analysis ANM Muniruzzaman, Eurasia Review
- 11 Jan Warming set to breach Paris accord’s toughest limit by mid century: draft Alister Doyle, Reuters
- 11 Jan Social science research and the climate action challenge Andrew Norton, Dhaka Tribune
- 10 Jan Protect the high seas from harm, Nature
- 8 Jan Saving the world with carbon dioxide removal Peter Wadhams, Washington Post
- 8 Jan More geo-engineering, please” Philip Fosbøl, ScienceNordic
- 3 Jan Climate engineering is not just about the atmosphere” Chris Vivian, Phillip Williamson & Philip Boyd, Nature
- 3 Jan Build a global Earth observatory” Markku Kulmala, Nature
- 1 Jan Not All Geoengineering Is as Terrifying as You May Think Lou Del Bello, Futurism
2017
- 28 Dec Errors of Omission, Commission, and Emission: Moral Culpability in Climate Change and Considerations of Solar Radiation Management Katherine Culbertson, Global Ethics Network
- 26 Dec The World Should Go for Zero Emissions, Not Two Degrees Oliver Geden, The Energy Collective
- 22 Dec Can We Suck Enough CO2 From The Air To Save The Climate? Adele Peters, Fast Company
- 20 Dec Geoengineering and development – what price on equity and justice in the coming climate culture wars? Andrew Norton, International Institute for Environment and Development
- 18 Dec We can control climate, but should we? The ethics of geoengineering David Schurman, TEDxBrownU
- 17 Dec Researching How To Fight Climate Change With Geoengineering Interview with Congressman Jerry McNerney, NPR
- 13 Dec A Geoengineered Future Is Downright Scary” Nathaniel Scharping, Discover
- 13 Dec Scientists Warily Look to Geoengineering to Stave Off Polar Catastrophe Jessica Leber, Oceans Deeply
- 12 Dec After the pledge: Scientists scramble to make politicians’ climate goals a reality Peter Ford and Sara Miller Llana, Christian Science Monitor
- 12 Dec Congress Is Looking Into a Last-Ditch Climate Change Solution Avery Thompson, Popular Mechanics
- 11 Dec The US Flirts With Geoengineering to Stymie Climate Change Matt Simon, Wired
- 10 Dec The Dirty Secret of the World’s Plan to Avert Climate Disaster Abby Rabinowitz and Amanda Simson, Wired
- 9 Dec Ecologistas duda de la ‘geoingeniería’ como freno al calentamiento global EFE
- 8 Dec The Need for Governance of Climate Geoengineering Janos Pasztor, Ethics & International Affairs
- 8 Dec Solar geoengineering: Science fiction – or saviour? David Keith and Edward Parson, Globe and Mail
- 7 Dec Rep. McNerney Introduces Groundbreaking Geoengineering Bill Jerry McNerney press release
- 6 Dec What is geoengineering anyway? Katherine Hayhoe, Global Weirding
- 6 Dec The case for a climate geoengineering strategy Neil Craik, Policy Options
- 6 Dec Could this geoengineering venture help save the ice caps? Sue Lebek, Greenbiz
- 6 Dec The Big Bad Fix Biofuelwatch, Heinrich Böll Foundation, ETC Group
- 5 Dec Myth and dystopia in the Anthropocene Mark Kernan, openDemocracy
- 5 Dec In a way, climate change is a straightforward problem to solve Akshat Rathi, Quartz
- 5 Dec Putting the Genie Back: Solving the Climate and Energy Dilemma review by Hugh Richards, The Geological Society
- 4 Dec Humanity’s fight against climate change is failing. One technology can change that Akshat Rathi, Quartz
- 2 Dec Soil Power! The Dirty Way to a Green Planet Jacques Leslie, New York Times
- 1 Dec The Carbon Brief Interview: Dr Bill Hare Leo Hickman, Carbon Brief
- 29 Nov Far-fetched fixes for climate change, from solar shields to air-scrubbing” Judith Vonberg, CNN
- 29 Nov Bali’s fiery volcano could end up temporarily cooling the entire planet Umair Irfan, Vox
- 27 Nov It’s time to rethink the future of global governance through games Pablo Suarez, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 23 Nov The Carbon Brief Interview: Dr Katharine Hayhoe Robert McSweeney, Carbon Brief
- 23 Nov Poor Countries Should Have A Say In Geoengineering Activities Of Rich Countries, Report Argues James Ayre, Clean Technica
- 22 Nov Chemtrails conspiracy theorists are sending death threats to climate scientists Hilary Beaumont, Vice News
- 22 Nov What in the world is solar geoengineering? Fareed Zakaria, CNN
- 21 Nov We can and must govern geoengineering Stephen Anderson, Nature
- 21 Nov Poor nations need say in use of climate geoengineering – researchers Zoe Tabary, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 21 Nov Implications of geoengineering for developing countries Darius Nassiry, Sam Pickard and Andrew Scott, ODI
- 17 Nov Can carbon-sucking technologies hold back climate change? Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 17 Nov Climate engineering is risky, but should be explored, experts say at UN conference UN News Centre
- 16 Nov Greenhouse gases must be scrubbed from the air The Economist
- 16 Nov What they don’t tell you about climate change The Economist
- 16 Nov Gebirge abtragen, Amerika bewalden Christopher Schrader, Spiegel Online
- 15 Nov Climate’s magic rabbit: Pulling CO2 out of thin air Matt McGrath, BBC
- 14 Nov Could a Rogue State Use Geoengineering to Mess With Hurricanes? Brian Kahn, Earther
- 14 Nov Unregulated solar geoengineering could spark droughts and hurricanes, study warns Daisy Dunne, Carbon Brief
- 14 Nov Impacts of hemispheric solar geoengineering on tropical cyclone frequency Jones, Haywood, Dunstone, Emanuel, Hawcroft, Hodges & Jones, Nature Communications
- 13 Nov The Earth in Our Hands: Geoengineering’s World-Changing Prospects Alicia Zhang, Harvard Political Review
- 13 Nov Can Carbon-Dioxide Removal Save the World? Elizabeth Kolbert, New Yorker
- 10 Nov Green roofs to reduce the effects of climate change University of Seville, Science Daily
- 10 Nov Solar Geoengineering, Uncertainty, and the Price of Carbon Garth Heutel, Juan Moreno-Cruz, Soheil Shayegh, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
- 9 Nov US House Science Committee just had a rational hearing about climate Scott Johnson, Ars Technica
- 9 Nov We can brighten clouds to reflect heat and reduce global warming. But should we? Stuart Leavenworth, McClatchy
- 8 Nov Hearing – Geoengineering: Innovation, Research, and Technology US House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
- 7 Nov Why This Geoengineering Pioneer’s Worst Nightmare Is a Trump Tweet Mike Orcutt, MIT Technology Review
- 6 Nov As US Congress debates geoengineering, cutting emissions must come first Janos Pasztor, Thomson Reuters
- 6 Nov Amid federal climate upheaval, geoengineering options explored Arianna Skibell, E&E News
- 4 Nov Solving Asia’s carbon dilemma Frederick Kuo, Asia Times
- 3 Nov Do you believe chemtrails are real? 10% of Americans think the conspiracy theory is true Cecile Borkhataria, Daily Mail
- 1 Nov Can a ‘Vaccum Cleaner’ save the planet? Corey Powell, NBC News
- 31 Oct Solar geoengineering and the chemtrails conspiracy on social media Dustin Tingley and Gernot Wagner, Nature
- 31 Oct Can religions help in the fight against climate change? Anna Pujol-Mazzini, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 30 Oct Who will deliver the negative emissions needed to avoid 2°C warming? byGlen Peters, Carbon Brief
- 29 Oct House panel is nation’s first to study geoengineering Patrick Anderson and Katherine Gregg, Providence Journal
- 26 Oct The climate-change experiment The Economist
- 24 Oct Ending extreme poverty and limiting warming to 2°C still possible Daisy Dunne, Carbon Brief
- 24 Oct Mother Nature can save the Great Barrier Reef, if we help her Daniel van Boom, CNET
- 23 Oct It’s time to make deep emission cuts Sujatha Byravan, The Hindu
- 20 Oct Dimming the sun could save corals from bleaching and hurricanes Lou Del Bello, New Scientist
- 19 Oct Geostorm movie shows dangers of hacking the planet – we need to talk about real-world geoengineering now Jane Flegal and Andrew Maynard, The Conversation
- 19 Oct Why you need to get involved in the geoengineering debate – now Rob Bellamy, The Conversation
- 18 Oct The science behind Geostorm, the newest weather-fueled doomsday flick Maya Wei-Haas, Smithsonian.com
- 18 Oct Engineering the climate – is it a good idea? Jennifer Collins, Deutsche Welle
- 18 Oct As scientists ponder hacking the planet, poor countries are wary Anna Pujol-Mazzini, Thomson Reuters
- 16 Oct Can we science our way out of a climate catastrophe? Steve Hanley, Clean Technica
- 14 Oct Geoengineering is not a quick fix for climate change Kate Connolly, The Guardian
- 13 Oct Can we engineer a way to stop a hurricane? Cynthia Barnett, National Geographic
- 11 Oct Can geoengineering save the planet from climate change? CBC News
- 10 Oct Carbon-sucking technology needed by 2030s, scientists warn by Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 2 Oct Rightly Governing Solar Geoengineering Research by Joseph Majkut, Adam Wong, Ryan Hagemann, Niskanen Center
- 2 Oct World can meet growing food demands and limit warming to 1.5C, study says Daisy Dunne, Carbon Brief
- 1 Oct Can we really limit global warming to “well below” two degrees centigrade? Glen Peters, Science Nordic
- 29 Sep Mitigation on Methodone Kevin Anderson, Stockholm Environment Institute
- 28 Sep Alarm as study reveals world’s tropical forests are huge carbon emission source Jonathan Watts, The Guardian
- 27 Sep A ‘geoengineering cocktail’ is the latest last-ditch proposal to reverse climate chang” Becky Ferreira, CNET
- 22 Sep Get carbon out of the atmosphere: A climate scientist’s call to action Peter Wadhams, New York Daily News
- 21 Sep Could Geoengineering Save the Planet from Global Warming? Deborah Gordon and David Livingston, The National Interest
- 21 Sep There is still no room for complacency in matters climatic”The Economist
- 19 Sep Keeping warming to 1.5 degrees just went from impossible to very difficult Sarah DeWeerdt, Anthropocene
- 14 Sep The entrepreneurs turning carbon dioxide into fuels by Mark Harris, The Guardian
- 12 Sep Asia’s Pollution Is Miles above the U.S.—Could It Cool Earth? John Fialka, Scientific American
- 9 Sep Season of Smoke: In a Summer of Wildfires and Hurricanes, My Son Asks “Why is Everything Going Wrong? Naomi Klein, The Intercept
- Aug How Geoengineering Really Works & Why It Isn’t Terrifying Scott K. Johnson, Medium
- 15 Aug Geoengineering and Synthetic Biology Devang Mehta, PLOS Blogs
- 13 Aug The possible downfall of cleaning the air, according to JPL study Steve Scauzillo, Los Angeles Daily News
- 11 Aug Climate change will bring us less nutritious crops–and rising global protein deficiency Emma Bryce, Antropocene
- 7 Aug To Stop Global Warming, Should Humanity Dim the Sky? Robinson Meyer, The Atlantic
- 2 Aug China Builds One of the World’s Largest Geoengineering Research Programs James Temple, MIT Tech Review
- Jul Cutting Loose the Climate Future from the Carbon Past Oliver Morton, Anthropocene
- 29 Jul Researchers propose ‘cocktail geo-engineering’ to save climate The Tribune India
- 26 Jul Scientists dim sunlight, suck up carbon dioxide to cool planet Alister Doyle, Reuters
- 24 Jul The Costs of Solar Geoengineering Alex Lenferna, Ethics & International Affairs Journal
- 21 Jul Climate Change and Geoengineering: Artificially Cooling Planet Earth by Thinning Cirrus Clouds Hannah Osborne, Newsweek
- 20 Jul Climate Change Is Here. It’s Time to Talk About Geoengineering Nick Stockton, Wired
- 19 Jul Climate change will force today’s kids to pay for costly carbon removal technologies, study says Chelsea Harvey, The Washington Post
- 18 Jul Fixing the planet could cost younger generations $530 trillion if nothing is done about climate change James Dyke, Business Insider
- 9 Jul The Uninhabitable Earth David Wallace-Wells, New York Magazine
- 23 Jun The trouble with geoengineers ‘hacking the planet’ Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists