New York Times: Engineering the Climate – Colbert’s ‘All-Chocolate Dinner’
Short post on Stephen Colbert’s conversation with David Keith.
Short post on Stephen Colbert’s conversation with David Keith.
„With such power comes a responsibility to think about what the technical, political, and ethical implications might be. And these academics think that’s a job best done right at the outset.„
Special Issue on Climate Change Geoengineering – In: Carbon and Climate Law Review – Issue: 3/2013.
BBC Radio braodcast on CE. „Geoengineering is a controversial approach to dealing with climate change. Gaia Vince explores putting chemicals in the stratosphere to stop solar energy reaching the earth.“
Markusson, Nils; Ginn, Franklin; Singh Ghaleigh, Navraj; Scott, Vivian (2013): ‘In case of emergency press here’: framing geoengineering as a response to dangerous climate change. (online first). In WIREs Clim Change, pp. n/a. DOI 10.1002/wcc.263.
„In this article, we take the notion of ‘necessity’ in international law as a starting point in assessing how rapid, high-leverage geoengineering might be justified legally.“
„Does humanity’s tightening grip on the fate of nature portend new sources of global conflict?“
Response to Ingall, Ellery D.; et al. (2013). „Researchers using the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science’s Advanced Photon Source found that iron was incorporated into biogenic silica in diatoms from the Southern Ocean and was then lost from the ecosystem.“
Response to Huffington Post article on the Civil Society Meeting.
Meeting report of the Civil Societe Meeting. „The meeting brought together around 40 people from major environmental, development, and justice NGOs, to consider the challenges and opportunities presented by geoengineering technologies.“
Szerszynski, Bronislaw; Galarraga, Maialen (2013): Geoengineering knowledge: interdisciplinarity and the shaping of climate engineering research. In Environ. Plann. A 45 (12), pp. 2817–2824. DOI 10.1068/a45647.
„In this paper we highlight the need to attend to the structuring power of knowledge production in geoengineering research, because of the way that problem definitions are shaped by disciplinary ways of thinking and describing the world.“