Monat: Mai 2014

Beyerl, Katharina; Maas, Achim (2014): Perspectives on Climate Engineering from Pacific Small Island States

Beyerl, Katharina; Maas, Achim (2014): Perspectives on Climate Engineering from Pacific Small Island States. Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS). Potsdam (IASS Working Paper).

„From the 21st to the 23rd of August 2013, the first “Open Discussion Workshop about Climate Engineering: Perspectives from Pacific Small Island States” took place in Suva, Fiji.“

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Schäfer, Stefan; et al. (2014): Earths Future in the Anthropocene: Technological Interventions between Piecemeal and Utopian Social Engineering

Schäfer, Stefan; Maas, Achim; Stelzer, Harald; Lawrence, Mark G. (2014): Earth’s Future in the Anthropocene: Technological Interventions between Piecemeal and Utopian Social Engineering. (forthcoming). In Earth’s Future, pp. n/a. DOI 10.1002/2013EF000190.

„We draw on Karl Popper’s concepts of piecemeal and utopian social engineering to examine how different visions of societal development relate to SAI.“

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Lefale, Penehuro Fatu (2014): Climate Engineering and Small Island States. Panacea or Catastrophe?

Lefale, Penehuro Fatu (2014): Climate Engineering and Small Island States. Panacea or Catastrophe? (Geoengineering Our Climate? Working Paper and Opinion Article Series).

„For small islands, the emergence of climate engineering as a possible supplement to mitigation and adaptation strategies presents a political, policy, and scientific dilemma. They must engage, without delay, in the international climate engineering conversation.“

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Kravitz, Ben; et al. (2014): Explicit feedback and the management of uncertainty in meeting climate objectives with solar geoengineering

Kravitz, Ben; MacMartin, Douglas G.; Leedal, David T.; Rasch, Philip J.; Jarvis, Andrew J. (2014): Explicit feedback and the management of uncertainty in meeting climate objectives with solar geoengineering. In Environ. Res. Lett. 9 (4), p. 44006–44006. DOI 10.1088/1748-9326/9/4/044006.

„In our study, we use two fully coupled atmosphere–ocean general circulation models: one in which the geoengineering strategy is designed, and one in which geoengineering is implemented (a real-world proxy).“

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