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Climate Engineering Newsletter

for Week 52 of 2019

12.-16.01.2020, Conference: AMS100 Annual Meeting, Boston / US
16.-21.02.2020, Conference: Ocean Science Meeting 2020, San Diego, CA / USA
(new) 25.02.2020, Book launch: David Morrow - Values in Climate Policy, Washington D.C. / USA
(new) 19.-24.04.2020, Conference: 7th Conference of the International Society For Applied Phycology, Chiba / Japan
3.-8.05.2020, Conference: EGU General Assembly 2020, Vienna / Austria
12.-15.05.2020, Conference: 2nd International Conference on Negative CO2 Emissions, Gothenburg / Sweden
(new) 27.-28.06.2020, Gordon Research Seminar (GRS): Climate Engineering, Newry, ME / US
(new) 28.06.-3.07.2020, Gordon Research Conference (GRC): Climate Engineering, Newry, ME / US
29.06.-1.07.2020, Conference: 2020 International Energy Workshop, Freiburg / Germany
15.-17.09.2020, Conference: 2020 Bratislava Conference on Earth System Governance, Bratislava / Slovakia
06.-09.10.2020, Climate Engineering Conference 2020, Berlin / Germany
19.11.2020, Conference: ICGG 2020: 14. International Conference on Geotechnics and Geoengineering

(new) 15.01.2020, Webinar: Soil Enrichment Project Protocol
15.01.2020, Call for Abstracts: EGU General Assembly 2020
(new) 17.01.2020, Call for Papers: 7th Conference of the International Society For Applied Phycology
17.01.2020, Call for Participation: Ecological Impacts of Solar Radiation Management (SRM) Geoengineering Workshops
31.01.2020, Call for Papers: Green Finance and Low-Carbon Economy (Advances in Climate Change Research)
14.02.2020, Call for Applications: PICS Theme Partnership Program
(new) 25.02.2020, Book launch: David Morrow - Values in Climate Policy
27.03.2020, Call for Speaker Applications: Gordon Research Seminar: Physical Processes and Societal Impacts of Radiation Management Approaches to Climate Change
30.05.2020, Call for Applications: Gordon Research Seminar: Physical Processes and Societal Impacts of Radiation Management Approaches to Climate Change
31.05.2020, Call for Application: Gordon Research Conference: Climate Engineering

(new) 05.02.2020, Job: Postdoc in Environmental Change, specialisation in climate politics and negative carbon dioxide emissions (Linköping University)
(no deadline), Job: Two Post-Doctoral Researchers: Institute for Carbon Removal Law and Policy

Nicholson, Simon (2019): Can technology save the environment? Lessons from Iain M. Banks’ Culture series
Nisbet, Matthew C. (2019): The Limits of Strategic Messaging.

Schwarzer, Stefan (2019): The Potential of Carbon Sequestration in the Soil
Gagern, Antonius; et al. (2019): Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement. Current state of knowledge and potential role of philanthropy
U.S. Congress: SEA FUEL Act of 2019
Sandbag (2019): Playing with Fire. An assessment of company plans to burn biomass in EU coal power stations.
Nisbet, Matthew C. (2019): The Carbon Removal Debate. Asking Critical Questions About Climate Change Futures

(no new projects)

Express: Climate change: DeGrasse Tyson’s genius plan to ‘turn Earth back’ as New York under threat
MIT Technology Review: The US government has approved funds for geoengineering research
Fortum: Positive test results from the carbon capture and storage pilot in Oslo
Gravity Is Gone: The Mystery Deterrent
BBN Times: Carbon Capture and Storage
Wired: Geoengineering’s Gender Problem Could Put the Planet at Risk
ABC News: Shipping industry proposes fund to tackle carbon emissions
Blog post: ICRLP: The Hidden Politics of Carbon Removal and Solar Geoengineering
San Francisco Chronicle: Could putting pebbles on beaches help solve climate change?
The Times: Green energy ‘may not satisfy demand’
Regeneration International: Video interview with Thomas Goreau
Michael Bennet: Bennet Unveils Discussion Draft to Create New Tax Credit for Farmers and Ranchers to Capture Carbon in the Land Sector

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