Robock, A. et al. (2011): Geoengineering research
Robock, Alan; Saniayan, M.; Parthasarathy, Shobita; Maccracken, Michael (2011): Geoengineering research. In: Issues in Science [&] Technology 27 (2), S. 5–9.
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CO₂-removal News
Geo-Engineering Project from Rathenau Institute
„The Rathenau Institute is conducting research into various forms of climate engineering. Our aim is to identify the main issues which will inform the imminent debate, and to bring the various societal stakeholders together.“
The Geoengineering Moratorium under the UN Convention on Biological Diversity
ETC group requests an memorandum for CE.
Geoengineering: Gambling with GAIA
Report by the ETC Group (2010).
Link (Direct Download)
Geoengineering Cost Analysis, Final Report
„This study investigates means of transporting quantities geoengineering payload to altitude and releasing it at specified release rates.“
The Asilomar Conference Recommendations on Principles for Research into Climate Engineering Techniques
Conference report with policy recommendations.
Experiment Earth? Report on a public dialogue on geoengineering
„NERC carried out a public dialogue on geoengineering to assess public opinion on how future research relating to the subject should be directed, conducted and communicated.“
The Regulation of Geoengineering: Fifth Report of Session 2009–10
From the House of Commons – Science and Technology Commitee: Report, together with formal minutes, oral and written evidence.
Launder, Brian Edward; Thompson, John Michael Tutill (Hg.) (2010): Geo-engineering climate change. Environmental necessity or Pandora‘s box?
Launder, Brian Edward; Thompson, John Michael Tutill (Hg.) (2010): Geo-engineering climate change. Environmental necessity or Pandora‘s box? Cambridge.
„The first book to present a critical appraisal of the geo-scale engineering interventions proposed as potential measures to counter the devastation of run-away global warming.“
Oxford Geoengineering
„The Oxford Geoengineering Programme will use primary research to examine the engineering processes and associated risks of schemes to geoengineer the Earth’s climate in the context of these key scientific, ethical and governance questions. The Programme aims to establish Oxford as the pre-eminent centre in the United Kingdom and internationally for the integrated study of geoengineering.“