Harvard University Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford Street, Room 429
Some welfare economics of the termination problem in climate engineering Presentation by Timo Goeschl, Heidelberg University Lunch provided RSVP: acchang [at] seas.harvard.edu
The EPS Faculty Lounge (Hoffman Lab 409), 20 Oxford St
On February 7th, Kerryn Brent and Jeff McGee from the University of Tasmania will give a talk titled, “Is International Law Ready for Marine Geoengineering?” followed by a Q&A and discussion.
Summary: The world’s oceans are a key site for site CDR and SRM proposals. There is a large body of international law that governs human activities in the world’s oceans. We find the capacity of these rules to govern marine geoengineering is limited in three ways. First, states have different rights and obligations concerning marine geoengineering depending on whether it...
Geological Museum 418, 26 Oxford St. Cambridge, MA
A weekly reading group, interspersed with more formal seminars, to deepen members’ understanding of solar geoengineering research. Lunch provided. RSVP to Lizzie Burns: eburns [at] g.harvard.edu.
In December 2018, SGRP hosted a workshop in Washington, DC. Organized by Harvard researchers David Keith, Frank Keutsch, Dustin Tingley, Peter Irvine, Lizzie Burns, Cornell researcher, Douglas MacMartin, and Carnegie Institution for Science researcher, Ken Caldeira, this project aimed to identify views about research priorities for solar geoengineering through a survey of, and discussion with, experts in the field. It identified which solar geoengineering technologies, areas of research, and specific research proposals are of high priority to the research community and where there are... Read more about Identifying Research Priorities for a Solar Geoengineering Research Agenda
Room 429, Harvard University Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford St. Cambridge, MA
A weekly reading group, interspersed with more formal seminars, to deepen members’ understanding of solar geoengineering research. Lunch provided. RSVP to Lizzie Burns: eburns [at] g.harvard.edu.
On November 28th, Wake Smith will discuss a proposed organizational structure for solar geoengineering deployment.
Room 429, Harvard University Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford St. Cambridge, MA
A weekly reading group, interspersed with more formal seminars, to deepen members’ understanding of solar geoengineering research. Lunch provided. RSVP to Lizzie Burns: eburns [at] g.harvard.edu.
On November 7th, Gernot Wagner will be discussing his paper "Decentralized nonstate environmental intervention: the case of solar geoengineering" (joint with Jesse L. Reynolds).
Repeats every week every Wednesday until Wed Oct 24 2018 .
12:00pm to 1:00pm
Location:
Room 429, Harvard University Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford St. Cambridge, MA
A weekly reading group, interspersed with more formal seminars, to deepen members’ understanding of solar geoengineering research. Lunch provided. RSVP to Lizzie Burns: eburns [at] g.harvard.edu.
Room 429, Harvard University Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford St. Cambridge, MA
A weekly reading group, interspersed with more formal seminars, to deepen members’ understanding of solar geoengineering research. Lunch provided. RSVP to Lizzie Burns: eburns [at] g.harvard.edu.
Room 429, Harvard University Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford St. Cambridge, MA
A weekly reading group, interspersed with more formal seminars, to deepen members’ understanding of solar geoengineering research. Lunch provided. RSVP to Lizzie Burns: eburns [at] g.harvard.edu.
