Greg, cc list:
Thanks for the reminder of this webinar, which I thought was well done.
A little surprise at the 2.5 hour duration and having 7 good sets of slides.
These slides are at:
https://handouts-live.s3.amazonaws.com/592c8d1596ab4e688df5eb4b46b63e89?sessionId=2946407871142874116
<https://handouts-live.s3.amazonaws.com/592c8d1596ab4e688df5eb4b46b63e89?sessionId=2946407871142874116>.
The (likely much more valuable) audio is not yet out, but perhaps the
following brief summary and “directory” will be helpful to some.
Intros, slides 1-5
Group A. first 75 minutes, Mostly Technical issues; moderator was Simon
Nicholson <https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/people/simon-nicholson>, from Forum
for Climate Engineering Assessment (FCEA)
1. Douglas MacMartin slides 6-14 (models, precipitation emphasis)
2. Tom Ackerman slides 15-24 (models, emphasis on needing
considerable time)
3. Pablo Suarez slides 24-37 (humanitarian view on vulnerable)
(About 1/2 hour of questions - posed by Dr. Nicholson; end close to the 75
minute mark
Group B. About 80 minutes, Mostly non-technical, minimum modeling;
moderator was Janos Pasztor
<https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/people/janos-pasztor> (Senior Fellow and
Executive Director, Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative
(C2G2) )
4. Holly Jean Buck slides 38-48 (Surveys)
5. David Morrow slides 49-55 (Ethics)
6. Arunhaba Ghosh slides 56-72 (Governance)
7. Ted Parson slides 73-78 (Legal)
(About twenty minutes of questions, posed by Dr. Pasztor)
In closing there was brief mention of a possible similar webinar on CDR. That
is much needed; this looks like a good format and potential producing
organizations and moderators.
Ron
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> Simon Nicholson, Co-Executive Director, FCEA
> Solar Geoengineering Science (35 minutes presentation + 30 minutes Q&A)
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> Thomas Ackerman, Director, Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere
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> Governance of Solar Geoengineering (40 minutes presentation + 30 minutes Q&A)
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> Arunabha Ghosh, Chief Executive Officer, Council on Energy, Environment and
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