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18.04.2014

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NASA News: Just 5 questions: Hacking the planet

"We spoke to Riley Duren, a systems engineer based at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), to get his take on the topic. Riley looks at how we can use observations of planet Earth to make better-informed responses to climate change."

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18.04.2014

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Cassidy: Global conversation on geoengineering steps begins in the most recent IPCC report

"In its most recent landmark report on how the international community could avert climate disaster, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change discusses climate geoengineering in more detail than it ever has before."

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18.04.2014

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detector.fm: World Climate Report: Last Hope Geoengineering? (German)

German radio broadcast on the occasion of IPCC report. Interview with Andreas Oschlies on CE.

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16.04.2014

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KQED Radio: Could Geo-Engineering Cool Our Warming Planet?

Radio show with guests: Ken Caldeira, Craig Miller, David Winickoff.

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15.04.2014

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Wigley, Tom (2014): Why nuclear power may be the only way to avoid geoengineering

Wigley, Tom (2014): Why nuclear power may be the only way to avoid geoengineering. In Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. DOI 10.1177/0096340214531174.

"In this interview, climate scientist Tom Wigley says that waiting to take significant action on climate change makes it more likely that geoengineering will be needed to address the problem."

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15.04.2014

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Schaller, N.; et al. (2014): The asymmetry of the climate system's response to solar forcing changes and its implications for geoengineering scenarios

Schaller, N.; Sedláček, J.; Knutti, R. (2014): The asymmetry of the climate system's response to solar forcing changes and its implications for geoengineering scenarios. In J. Geophys. Res. Atmos., pp. n/a. DOI 10.1002/2013JD021258.

"Motivated by proposals to compensate CO₂-induced warming with a decrease in solar radiation, this study investigates how single forcing simulations should be combined to best represent the spatial patterns of surface temperature and precipitation of idealised geoengineering scenarios."

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14.04.2014

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The Royal Society - In Verba: New kid on the block: geoengineering and the IPCC

"The past few months represent an important step forward for our understanding of climate change, with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) publishing two eagerly-awaited contributions to its Fifth Assessment Report. With the third and final thematic report launched yesterday, one distinction between this set of reports and their 2007 predecessors is clear: the conspicuousness of geoengineering."

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14.04.2014

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BBC News: UN dilemma over 'Cinderella' technology

"The world's leading climate scientists are considering a plan to remove carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere in an effort to stem global warming."

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14.04.2014

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