"Objectives: To understand the mechanism of ocean CO2 sequestration techniques in the ocean by capacity building;  study and establish the feasible CO2 capture technology from industrial sources, arriving feasible field executable transportation technology; and  development of ocean instrumentation for EIA observation and monitoring. -  Participating Institutions: National Institute of Ocean Technology, Chennai"

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Somsen, Han (2015): Towards a Law of the Mammoth? Climate Engineering in Contemporary EU Environmental Law (SSRN).

"In an article that made waves when it was first published in 1996, judge Easterbrook scorned the idea that the technological reality of cyberspace justified talk about or a need for ‘Cyber Law’. Just as there is no need for a ‘Law of the Horse’ merely because horses give rise to legal claims, he argued, conventional legal principles and reasoning are sufficiently accommodating to absorb new legal challenges that arise in the wake of cyberspace. We may likewise doubt the need for a ‘Law of the Mammoth’, even though technologies emerge that harbour the prospect of bringing back the woolly mammoth from extinction, reversing climate change, and creating new life forms."

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"A novel synthetic material that is a thousand times more efficient than trees at capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere was presented by Klaus Lackner, director of Arizona State University's new Center for Negative Carbon Emissions, at a meeting of the American Physical Society in Maryland last Sunday. According to Lackner, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has reached the point where simply reducing emissions will not be enough to tackle climate change."

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"Harvard physicist David Keith wants to use two jets and one million tons of sulfur dioxide a year to halt global warming"

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