Singer, Clifford; Matchett, Leah (2015): Climate Action Gaming Experiment. Methods and Example Results. In Challenges 6 (2), pp. 202–228. DOI: 10.3390/challe6020202  

"An exercise has been prepared and executed to simulate international interactions on policies related to greenhouse gases and global albedo management. Simulation participants are each assigned one of six regions that together contain all of the countries in the world."

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"Agriculture can and must be part of the solution to climate change. The French Minister of Agriculture, Stéphane Le Foll, and Ambassador for Paris Climate 2015, Laurence Tubiana, emphasized this imperative at a conference that took place in Paris on April 27, 2015, during which they introduced the carbon sequestration program for agriculture, named “4 per 1000.”"

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By Holly J. Buck. "Governing climate engineering, with its uncertainty and difficulty in attributing consequences, is a similarly complex institutional design challenge. What can we learn from examining these international governance dilemmas together?"

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Response to Grandey, B. S.; Wang, C. (2015). "The ability of phytoplankton to draw planet-warming carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere and produce aerosols that promote further cooling has made ocean fertilization—through massive dispersal of iron sulfite and other nutrients that stimulate phytoplankton growth—an attractive geoengineering method to reduce global warming."

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