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Engineering
our Planet: From
Designed
Interventions to
Interdisciplinary Programs and Participatory Platform
March 26-27th
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Between
2021 and 2024,
Public, private,
and
philanthropic
drivers
coordinated an
unprecedented,
multi-sectoral
effort to
advance
engineering at
the planetary
scale forward
through research
and development
in carbon
dioxide removal
(CDR) and solar
geoengineering
(SG). Like the
drive on the
technological
front, the
initiatives at
the social front
also came to a
grinding halt
with the change
in U.S.
administration.
In many of these
efforts, there
was an explicit
attempt to
engage
communities,
stakeholders,
and the broader
public. CSPO was
on the front
lines, from
engaging
communities in
Vinton, LA, and
Vancouver,
Canada, to
consulting
scientists in
Barcelona,
Spain, and
Glasgow,
Scotland, to
convening policy
stakeholders in
Washington, DC.
This two-part
convening will
highlight
critical results
and outcomes of
those efforts to
stimulate,
simulate, and
facilitate
connections with
complementary
initiatives to
inform current
actions and
future
possibilities.
March 26, 2026, 4:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Engineering
Our Planet, Part
I: Lessons from
the Engagement
Frontier
The first session
will convene
architects and
implementers of
CSPO’s engagement
efforts.
- Featuring, John Mimikakis (EDF), Rory
Jacobson
(Carbon
Direct), Lisa
Margonelli
(ISSUES),
Amanda Borth
(ASTC), David
Tomblin (UMD)
with Arthur
Daemmrich,
Mahmud
Farooque,
Emily
Hostetler, and
Mara
Karageozian
from CSPO.
- Fireside Chat*, CDR Forum Simulation, and
Networking
Reception
- Click here for
details and RSVP
options for
in-person and
online
March 27, 2026, 8:30 am – 1:00 pm
Engineering
Our Planet, Part
II: Building
Platforms for
Geoengineering
Research and
Governance
The second session
will highlight
broader policy,
research, and
engagement
initiatives.
- Featuring Kei Koizumi (GWU & ASU), Andrew
Light
(UChicago
& GMU),
Michael
Thompson
(DSG), Ben
Kalina
(Mangrove
Media), with
Mahmud
Farooque and
Arthur
Daemmrich from
CSPO
- Panel Discussion*, Documentary Screening, and
Discussion
with the
Director
- Click here for
details and RSVP
options for
in-person and
online
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