Re: [geo] Distinguishing morale hazard from moral hazard in geoengineering

Ron Our other papers are in review/press, so not much chance to edit. Also they're not a logical sequence - although some are more linked than others. It's best to forget your current understanding of moral and Morale. Think of "moral hazard" and "Morale Hazard" as words. We used "chicken little

[geo] Climate Engineering News Review for Week 39 of 2016

Climate Engineering News Review for Week 39 of 2016 Upcoming Events and Deadlines · 19.09.2016, Lecture: The Competing Imaginaries of Solar Geoengineering, Cambridge / USA

[geo] Oct. 18, SF : building a "carbon-balanced planet"

Join Bay Area climate leaders on Oct. 18 to explore opportunities for building a "carbon-balanced planet": https://t.co/wFBhMdnjsh Tues., Oct 18 Sustainable Silicon Valley & Center for Carbon Removal "Creating an Ecosystem for a Carbon Balanced Planet" workshop will explore how Bay Area business

[geo] Carbon Capture in Brownfield Soils - Survey request

Dear Geoengineering group. My name is Dr Ben Kolosz and I am a sustainability scientist working at Newcastle University on the SUCCESS project ( http://research.ncl.ac.uk/success/). Our research is investigating the capacity of previously developed vacant urban land (known as ‘urban bro

[geo] agenda for closing the carbon cycle: fuels from air conference 9/28-9/30

Hi, Here is a link to the agenda for the closing the carbon cycle: fuels from air conference. September 28-30. It is a good interdisciplinary conference where you can learn about many technical pathways on how to capture CO2 and convert it into fuels alo

[geo] Role of atmospheric chemistry in the climate impacts of stratospheric volcanic injections

http://www.nature.com/ngeo/journal/v9/n9/full/ngeo2771.html Role of atmospheric chemistry in the climate impacts of stratospheric volcanic injections Allegra N. LeGrande, Kostas Tsigaridis & Susanne E. Bauer Nature Geoscience 9, 652–655 (2016) doi:10.1038/ngeo2771 08 August 2016 Abstract The cl