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From: Andrea Smith <asm...@ucar.edu>
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2023, 18:25
Subject: CCIS - AGU Session on Combined Climate Interventions Research and Interdisciplinarity
To: Andrea Smith <asm...@ucar.edu>

Dear CCIS Community Members,

Please consider submitting an abstract to our session on interdisciplinary research on combined climate intervention strategies at the 2023 AGU Fall Meeting, held Dec. 11-15 in San Francisco and online. This will be our fourth year for this session, which focuses on the exchange of knowledge across disparate disciplines about the 1) state of research on combining climate interventions (SRM, CDR), adaptation and mitigation, 2) how to advance interdisciplinarity in this space, and 3) priority research questions and agendas.

See full information and submit an abstract here: GC028. Abstracts are due Aug. 2.

Session Description, GC028: Climate Intervention, Mitigation, Adaptation and Restoration Solutions: Interdisciplinary Development and Evaluation of Safety and Efficacy

Following the COP27 updates to the Nationally Determined Contributions and outcomes of IPCC AR6, achieving a sustainable climate may not be possible without well-considered intervention strategies, coupled with aggressive mitigation, adaptation, and restoration measures. This complex problem requires integrated, unified responses from a multitude of research communities. Following multiple successful sessions at the AGU Fall 2020, 2021, and 2022 meetings, we propose this as a continuing session for the 2023 meeting. This session will continue interdisciplinary efforts by convening experts from the variety of fields involved in developing portfolios of climate intervention solutions and their consequences. We invite a range of abstracts on possible climate intervention strategies, interdisciplinary research design, scenario development for combined intervention strategies, Earth System and process modeling, including observational analogues, and assessments of ecological and societal impacts. We also invite papers that consider a pluralistic portfolio of solutions, discuss values-informed climate research, and the social sciences.

Best Regards,

Andrea, on behalf of session conveners Peter Lawrence, Simone Tilmes, Monica Morrison and Kelsey Roberts

Andrea Smith

Associate Scientist & Program Manager

The COMET Program

University Corporation for Atmospheric Research