PUP Conference Poster

[Josh Horton]

Hi everyone,

I'll be presenting the attached poster on the global politics of geoengineering at the upcoming Planet Under Pressure conference, and I'd love to get feedback from group members beforehand.  The basic idea is to provide a high-level overview of geoengineering politics--with the poster format, this inevitably means cutting out a lot of detail.  I'd appreciate any comments, criticisms, suggestions - thanks.

Josh Horton

joshuah...@gmail.com

[rongre...@comcast.net]

Josh:

   I found your poster to be complete and accurate.

  I hope you can find a way to squeeze in that the statements shown are for primarily the SRM (and not the CDR) part of Geoengineering.

Ron

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[Robert Chris]

I'll follow Josh's lead and invite comments on my geoengineering poster for the Planet under Pressure conference.

You'll see I have taken a completely different approach from Josh, pitching mine at an interested 14 year old.  The focus of the poster is intergenerational equity and it is simply supposed to highlight what a contested concept this is.  I'd particularly welcome thoughts on the attempt to make it interactive.

Robert Chris

r.g....@open.ac.uk