[geo] Harvard lecture Wednesday

[Andrew Lockley]

http://wcfia.harvard.edu/Climate-Engineering-Seminar-10-19-16

Climate Engineering Seminar

Date:
Wednesday, October 19, 2016, 3:30pm to 5:00pm
See also: Special Event, 2016–2017
Location:
CGIS South Building, 1730 Cambridge Street, Belfer Case Study Room (S020)
“New Challenges in Governing Geoengineering”

Speaker:

David G. Victor, Professor, School of Global Policy and Strategy, UC San
Diego.

Contact:

Joshua Horton
joshua_hor...@hks.harvard.edu
Chair:

David Keith, Faculty Associate. Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Physics,
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS); Professor of Public
Policy, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.

Summary:

While important technical questions surrounding geoengineering remain,
including questions of cost, it is likely that political factors will be
the most important ones in determining whether and how governments and
firms deploy geoengineering technologies.  This talk will look at how
politics is likely to influence governance arrangements

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[geo] Climate Engineering News Review for Week 43 of 2016

[CE News]

Climate Engineering News Review for Week 43 of 2016


Upcoming Events and Deadlines

·
 18.10.2016,
Workshop: Creating an Ecosystem for a Carbon Balanced Planet, San Francisco
/ USA

· (new) 19.10.2016
 , Seminar:
New Challenges in Governing Geoengineering, Cambridge / USA

·
 20.10.2016, Lecture:
ETH Science Talks – Critical Thinking, Climate Engineering, and Oxygen
Homeostasis and Disease

·
 24.-25.11.2016, Workshop: SPP 1689
Workshop on the 1.5°C Target and Climate Engineering

·

06.12.2016, Lecture: Geoengineering climate change: do two wrongs make a
right?, Newcastle / UK

·
 12.-16.12.2016,
AGU Fall Meeting with various CE sessions

·  
06.01.2017, Presentation: An Economic Anatomy of Climate Management
Technologies and Policies, Chicago/USA

·
 28.02.2017, Call for Papers: Organizing and the
Anthropocene, Special Issue of 'Organization'

 

Jobs

· (  no deadline) Jobs
at the Center for Carbon Removal

· (new) 01.12.2016 
(deadline), Job: Tenure-track in climate sciences at Georgia Institute of
Technology

·  
15.12.2016 (deadline), Job: Post-Doctoral Economics Fellow at the Keith
Group

 

New Publications

· Anderson, K.; Peters, G. (2016)
 : The trouble with
negative emissions

· Zhao, Liyun; et al. (2016)
 : Glacier evolution
in high mountain Asia under stratospheric sulfate aerosol injection
geoengineering

 

Selected Media Responses

· the guardian
 : The gap between
ambition and action in tackling global warming

· University of Bristol Law School Blog
 : Maximising the Legitimacy
of the EU’s Regulation of Geoengineering Research

· Socialist Action
 : Geoengineering the Climate: An Act of Mad Desperation

· Motherboard  :
The Sky, Falling

· LawSci Forum
 : Solar Climate Engineering and Intellectual
Property

· Washington Post
 : We’re placing far too much hope in pulling
carbon dioxide out of the air, scientists warn

· the guardian
 : UK must focus on carbon
removal to meet Paris goals, climate advisers urge

· Daily Mail
 : Greenhouse gas
removal technologies needed to meet climate goals, experts warn

· Süddeutsche Zeitung
 :
The 1.5-Degree-Question (German)

· CSC
 : Will geoengineering save us from a certain doom?

 

 

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