[geo] Newsletter for week 48 of 2018

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Title: Climate Engineering Newsletter

Climate Engineering Newsletter for Week 48 of 2018   26.11.2018, Lecture: Science, of course! (German), Berlin / Germany (new) 27.11.2018, Webinar: Webinar on the National Academy of Sciences' new report (new) 27.11.2018, Discussion: Lindner at the event "Neuzeitstimmung" of the FDP parliamentary group (German), Berlin / Germany 28.11.2018, Live-debate: Geoengineering - manipulating the climate? (German), Berlin / Germany and online 4.12.2018, Symposium: (Sulphate) Geoengineering - Feasibility, Risks, Alternatives, Utrecht / Netherlands 04.12.2018, Online Workshop: Greenhouse Gas Removal 06.12.2018, Online Workshop: Greenhouse Gas Removal 10.-14.12.2018, Conference: AGU Fall Meeting 2018, Washington DC / USA 17.01.2019, Online Workshop: Greenhouse Gas Removal 22.01.2019, Online Workshop: Greenhouse Gas Removal 11.-13.03.2019, Conference: Scenarios Forum 2019, Denver, CO / USA 18.-21.03.2018, Conference: Geoscience & Society Summit, Stockholm / Sweden 19.-23.03.2019, Workshop: Climate Change Impacts and Risks in the Anthropocene (C-CIA), Riederalp, Canton of Valais, Switzerland 8.-13.09.2019, Summer School: 18th International SWISS CLIMATE SUMMER SCHOOL, Monte Verità, Ascona / Switzerland 10.01.2019, Call for Abstracts: Ocean-based negative emission technologies: Feasibility, costs and side-effects (EGU) 18.01.2019, Fellowship Program at Harvard University 14.01.2019, Job at UCLA (no deadline), Job at University of Auckland, New Zealand (no deadline), Job at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (no deadline), Job at University of Virginia Gundersen, C.; et al. (2018): Growth response of environmental bacteria under exposure to nitramines from CO2-capture Smith, W.; et al. (2018): Stratospheric aerosol injection tactics and costs in the first 15 years of deployment Gore, S.; et al. (2018): The potential environmental response to increasing ocean alkalinity for negative emissions Harding, A.; et al. (2018): The economics of geoengineering Richter, R.; et al. (2018): Geoengineering. Sunlight reflection methods and negative emissions technologies for greenhouse gas removal (no new political papers) (no new projects) The World Academy of Sciences: Trieste Next: Hacking the climate? Clean Technica: Scientists Prescribe A Healthy Dose Of Sulphate Particles To Promote Global Cooling On The Cheap Interesting Engineering: Anti-Global Warming Atmospheric Spraying Possible but Too Costly, Finds Study Tech Explorist: Dimming the Sun to combat global warming Bay Journal: Biochar could be the hot new thing in addressing Bay’s poultry litter The Nation: Scientists propose new way to tackle climate change Spektrum.de: Controversial tricks to stop climate change (German) Deutschlandfunk: Sunscreen for the earth combats symptoms - no causes (German) teKK: Could an anti-global warming atmospheric spray program really work? (German) Independent: Anti-global warming atmospheric spraying programme ‘possible’, say engineers Express: GLOBAL WARMING SOLVED? Plans to DIM Sun by releasing CHEMICALS into atmosphere Fokus online: Researchers suggest to dim the sun to stop climate change (German) The Guardian: Solar geoengineering could be ‘remarkably inexpensive’ – report Energyworld: Attractiveness of Air Capture: Time for a reality check Die Debatte: Reducing CO2 - but how? (German) Die Debatte: International regulations for geoengineering? (German) Die Debatte: Geoengineering in politics (German)   To unsubscribe please send short message to i...@climate-engineering.eu or use the web interface (under "user login"). In case something is missing in the newsletter, send us an email.       -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "geoengineering" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to geoengineering+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to geoengineering@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/geoengineering. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.