"Carbon removal can be found throughout the budget, and we’ve got an agency-by-agency breakdown."

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Felgenhauer, Tyler; Horton, Joshua; Keith, David (2021): Solar geoengineering research on the U.S. policy agenda: when might its time come? In Environmental Politics, pp. 1–21. DOI: 10.1080/09644016.2021.1933763.

"We apply the Multiple Streams Approach analytical framework to explain why a U.S. federal SG research program has failed to materialize up to now, and to consider how one might emerge in the future. We argue that establishing a federal program will require the formation of an advocacy coalition within the political arena that is prepared to support such a policy objective."

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"The White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council released a set of recommendations earlier this month on how the federal government can best advance environmental justice. While the proposals are aimed at supporting communities on the frontlines of climate change while tackling the climate crisis, they exclude an essential climate opportunity –– carbon removal."

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"This piece will illustrate the potential moral hazard geoengineering presents and explore whether it is worth the risk to invest resources to research this area further."

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