Newsletter of Week 43 of 2019

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Climate Engineering Newsletter for Week 43 of 2019

22.-24.10.2019, Conference: VERGE 19, Oakland, CA / US 04.-05.11.2019, Workshop: International Governance of Geoengineering, Brussels / Belgium 05.-07.11.2019, Annual Meeting: Securing sustainable futures. Designing, planning, and making decisions on policies, practices, and infrastructures under deep uncertainty, Delft / NLD 9.-13.12.2019, Conference: AGU 100 Fall Meeting, San Francisco CA / US 12.-16.01.2020, Conference: AMS100 Annual Meeting, Boston / US 16.-21.02.2020, Conference: Ocean Science Meeting 2020, San Diego, CA / USA 12.-15.05.2020, Conference: 2nd International Conference on Negative CO2 Emissions, Gothenburg / Sweden 27.-28.06.2020, Gordon Research Seminar: Physical Processes and Societal Impacts of Radiation Management Approaches to Climate Change, Newry, ME / US 28.06.-3.07.2020, Gordon Research Conference: Climate Engineering, Newry, ME / US (new) 6.-9.10.2020, Climate Engineering Conference 2020, Berlin / Germany (new) 23.10.2019, Webinar: Large-scale CO2 Removal: Governance, Risks and Opportunities for Latin America and the Caribbean 28.10.2019, Scholarships: NYU Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program 31.05.2020, Call for Application: Gordon Research Conference: Climate Engineering (new) 10.11.2019, Jobs at Wageningen University: 2 Fully funded PhD positions Climate Governance/ Climate Transparency (new) (no deadline), Job at IFPen: Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Carbon Markets (new) (no deadline), Job at Penn State: Postdoctoral Scholar: Risk- and Decision-Analysis to Inform Climate Risk Management (no deadline), Job at WRI: Engagement & Communications Officer, Carbon Removal Team (no deadline), Job at CEA: Associate, Oceans and Climate Nexus (no deadline), Job at Carnegie: Postdoctoral Opportunity: Geophysical modeling of ocean engineering proposals (no deadline), Jobs at Climeworks: Several job offers (no deadline), Job at Princeton: Application for Postdoctoral Research Associate Lefebvre, D. A., et al. (2019): Assessing the potential of soil carbonation and enhanced weathering through Life Cycle Assessment: A case study for Sao Paulo State, Brazil Goglio, P., et al. (2019): Advances and challenges of life cycle assessment (LCA) of greenhouse gas removal technologies to fight climate changes Grainger, A., et al. (2019): Comment on “The global tree restoration potential.” Hilaire, Jérôme; et al. (2019): Negative emissions and international climate goals—learning from and about mitigation scenarios Bellamy, Rob (2019): Social readiness of adaptation technologies Low, S.; et al. (2020): Is bio-energy carbon capture and storage (BECCS) feasible? The contested authority of integrated assessment modelin Winsberg, E. (2019): A modest defense of geoengineering research C2G: Taking stock after the UN Secretary-General’s Climate Action Summit C2G: Gaming carbon dioxide removal with young climate leaders ICRLP: Meeting Report: How to Talk About Carbon Removal: A Communications Workshop C2G: Technical Brief: Considering climate-altering technologies in the IPCC AR6 (no new projects) The Sunday Times: Letters to the Editor: Technology can’t solve climate crisis Göttinger Tageblatt: Geoengineering against climate change: "A good mix of all technologies" NRZ: Geoengineering – can we cool the earth with technology? Wall Street Journal: ‘Fire Begets More Fires’: Rainforests Slip Into Cycle of Destruction Financial Times: Clock ticks on US carbon capture projects Seeker: Why the World’s First Solar Geoengineering Test Is So Controversial (Video) The Economist: The right way to measure carbon emissions Il Bioeconomista: IFP Energies Nouvelles and Total signed a strategic R&D partnership to be carbon smart Netzpolitik: A visit to the Futurium - what does future hold in store? CBC: Forestry sector scrambles to recruit tree planters to sow millions — perhaps billions — more seedlings

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