Gannon, Kate Elizabeth (2015): ‘40 Million Salmon Might Be Wrong’. Ecological Worldviews and Geoengineering Technologies: The Case of the Haida Salmon Restoration Corporation. Dissertation. King's College London, London. Department of Geography.

"This thesis suggests that ‘geoengineering’ will always be performed and expressed through unique ‘surface contents’ and contextually specific meanings. However, interpretative resources described in relation to a range of other geoengineering proposals and through more abstract entry points into thinking about geoengineering also find salience through the study frames. ‘Geoengineering’ in Haida Gwaii connects with wider cultural meanings and literatures that consider the human relationship with nature. Furthermore, the study factors are suggested to have some interpretative
overlap with ideal-typical ‘worldview’ heuristics described in earlier literatures that have sought to describe dominant currents of cultural meaning in contemporary Western society."

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Interview with Wil Burns. "Welcome to the January edition of "Leaders in Carbon Removal"! This month we sat down to chat with Wil Burns, the Co-Executive Director of the Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment in the School of International Service at American University and a research fellow at the Center for Science, Technology, Medicine and Society at University of California, Berkeley."

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"Humans have been altering Earth for millennia, but only now are we wise to what we’re doing. How will we use that wisdom?"

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de_Richter, Renaud; Ming, Tingzhen; Davies, Philip; Liu, Wei; Caillol, Sylvain (2017): Removal of non-CO2 greenhouse gases by large-scale atmospheric solar photocatalysis. In: Progress in Energy and Combustion Science 60, S. 68–96. DOI: 10.1016/j.pecs.2017.01.001.

"Here review an unusual hybrid device combining photocatalysis with carbon-free electricity with no-intermittency based on the solar updraft chimney. Then we review experimental evidence regarding photocatalytic transformations of non-CO₂ GHGs. We propose to combine TiO₂-photocatalysis with solar chimney power plants (SCPPs) to cleanse the atmosphere of non-CO₂ GHGs."

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