Geoengineering

The term "geoengineering" encompasses various technologies aimed at mitigating the impacts of climate change by intervening in Earth's systems. These technologies involve reflecting sunlight back into space or removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. They offer a potential solution for climate change but come with far-reaching social, political, and environmental risks.

Here you will find current articles, publications, and thematic focuses on geoengineering.

Geoengineering

Recent Articles on Geoengineering

Thematic Focuses on Geoengineering

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Dossier on the UN Biodiversity Conference in Cancún (CBD COP 13)

Publications on Geoengineering

Cover: Who Funds and Who Pays: The funding of solar geoengineering, 2020–2025

Who Funds and Who Pays:

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Private tech money is rapidly accelerating solar geoengineering research. Funding has increased more than tenfold since 2020, largely from the US and UK. Who shapes decisions on these high-risk technologies – investors or democratic debate?

What is wrong with Solar Radiation Management?

A briefing explaining why Solar Radiation Management (SRM) experiments are a bad idea. SRM describes a set of geoengineering techniques that aim to counter human-made climate change by artificially increasing the reflection of heat from sunlight (solar radiation) back into space. 

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