„Weird weather from serious flooding in the UK to acute cold and drought in the USA follows from the warming Arctic and disruptions to the jet stream, writes John Nissen. We must act now to prevent sudden changes in global climate.“
„The organization behind a controversial ocean fertilization experiment off the coast of British Columbia faces potentially 10 charges for environmental violations after losing a court bid that would have brought an end to the investigation.„
Weili, Weng; Ying, Chen (2014): A Chinese Perspective on Solar Geoengineering (Geoengineering Our Climate? Working Paper and Opinion Article Series).
„This article will examine these assumptions and try to explain that with current available information, these arguments on China’s position and strategies towards geoengineering can be fallible.“
„The second best hope is for the world to start putting some serious effort into mitigation: geo-engineering to slow the warming, and figuring out what to do with various low-lying and drought-prone places.“
Reynolds, Jesse (2014): The International Regulation of Climate Engineering. Lessons from Nuclear Power. (forthcoming). In: Journal of Environmental Law (26).
„This article looks to the closest existing analogy — nuclear power — for lessons, and concludes that climate engineering research will most likely be promoted and will not be the subject of a binding multilateral agreement in the near future.“
Dyers Response to the discussion of his previous piece. „I got it wrong in my article “Geo-engineering is[nbsp]in trouble”,[nbsp]posted on Straight.com[nbsp]on January 16. I couldn’t be happier about that.“
„This week, David Keith, Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, joins co-host Andrew Thompson for a discussion on the controversy, risks and potential benefits of climate geoengineering.“
Swedish Blog post on CE. „All that remains is the ultimate „solution„ to try to take command of the climate. To „fix“ it with engineering.“ (Google translate)
Artile on the Keith-Hamilton debate.
„It is no longer prudent for the environmental movement to think of geoengineering as a closeted secret of quack scientists or something out of an Isaac Asimov novel. […] There is an urgency that is required of the environmental movement to talk about what failure to win on mitigation or adaptation on a large scale, in meaningful ways, could likely result in[nbsp]–[nbsp]geoengineering/climate engineering of the environment as the only option.“
