Hi all,
hope this might be of use,
here is the Royal society event on geo-engineering recently, viewable on
their website:
http://royalsociety.tv/dpx_royalsociety/dpx.php?cmd=autoplay&type=solo&dpxuser=dpx_v12&pres=466
on governance, I was involved in the development of the amendment to the
convention which controls the managment of the NE Atlantic (OSAPR) which
now permits CCS in geological storage under the sea bed in the NE
Atlantic. The London Convention went through a similar process.
Setting legislative regimes to govern parts of geo-engineering is very
do-able. other aspects may be harder. One issue with CCS which seemed
like it would be hard to overcome were liability and intelectual
property issues, but mostly the liability issue - if there are leaks and
other impacts - who is responsible?
very best,
Emily.
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