Overview paper.
Comparing a political with a technological (CE) scenario. Which is more realistic?
Article in German newspaper BR. – Der Traum des Wettermachens Frau Holle und Herr Düsentrieb
1. „Smith School Visiting Fellow, Professor Stephen Gardiner, will be giving a talk here at the Smith School in May.“ Link
2. Dr. Jane Long will give a talk on „fortune, fear, fame and fanaticism“, which represent forms of vested interests from which we will need to protect ourselves. Link
Refering to a natural algae bloom the article discusses iron fertilization methods. (German language)
„An eminent UK engineer is suggesting building cloud-whitening towers in the Faroe Islands as a „technical fix“ for warming across the Arctic.“
German popular science magazine with two articles on CE
Editorial: Countermeasures, adjustments or tamper with
Thomas Leisner, Andreas Oschlies and Wilfried Rickels: Is it possible to artificially cool the planet?
Miriam Ruhenstroth: Interview with Konrad Ott
Galaz, Victor (2012): Geo-engineering, Governance, and Social-Ecological Systems: Critical Issues and Joint Research Needs. In: E[&]S 17 (1).
„In this article, I elaborate three joint key challenges to geo-engineering research from a resilience perspective, with a special emphasis on governance issues.“: 1. „planitary boundaries“, 2. „earth stewardship“, 3. institutional setting.
German interview with Hugh Hunt on risks of CE (esp. SRM).
„The idea of pulling carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere is a beguiling one. Could it ever become real?“
