08.04.2019

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Cosmos: Adding iron to oceans could increase carbon storage

"David Emerson from the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences in the US likes to think so. Writing in the journal Frontiers, he suggests it as a novel but potentially effective way to “fertilise” microscopic ocean plants and ultimately lower atmospheric carbon levels."

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08.04.2019

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Interesting Engineering: 7 Geoengineering Solutions That Might Cause More Damage Than Good

"Today we celebrate World Geology Day and nothing makes more sense than to stop for a few minutes and reflect on some good old geoengineering solutions that we have devised for the betterment of humanity."

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11.02.2019

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Start Magazine: Come si dibatte tra Stati Uniti e Onu sulla minaccia del Climate Change alla Sicurezza Nazionale. La Geoingegneria (terza parte) (Italian)

Italien article on CE

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24.12.2018

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Beckman, R.; et al. (2018): High seas governance. Gaps and challenges

Beckman, R.; McCreath, M.; Roach, A. (Hg.) (2018): High seas governance. Gaps and challenges. Leiden: Brill Nijhoff (Publications on ocean development, 86). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004373303_004

"This chapter examines the legal framework for marine geoengineering, analysing the extent to which the modern law of the sea has responded to the gaps and challenges in the current regulatory framework. It will focus on adapting existing environmental and other principles within the framework of unclos to geoengineering, before examining the recent initiative under the 1996 London Protocol to develop a designated regime to regulate ocean fertilisation."

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05.11.2018

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SingularityHub: Y Combinator’s Search For a Climate Change Unicorn

"An incubator that became famous for spawning internet-based unicorns like AirBnB, DropBox, and Stripe is not the most obvious vehicle for supporting next-generation geoengineering approaches. But with sluggish action on climate change, they’ve decided to bring Silicon Valley’s disruptive potential to bear on carbon sequestration technology."

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05.11.2018

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scinexx.de: Geo-Engineering: oceans are getting warmer (german)

German article on CE.

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08.10.2018

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Phys.org: Crisis management: Seven ways to engineer climate

"'Plan A' remains tackling the problem at its source. But a major UN climate science report released in South Korea on Monday makes it clear that slashing carbon pollution—even drastically—won't be enough to keep Earth from seriously overheating."

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08.10.2018

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Environmental Health News: US Senate science advisor talks geoengineering from high in the sky

""There's no international governance body, no national governance body," Talati says, while hovering thousands of feet in the air with pilot Ali Nouri, previously a legislative director for former Minnesota Democrat Sen. Al Franken."

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08.10.2018

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Welt: "The life won't be the same." German

German article on CE.

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11.08.2018

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Earth911: Talking Direct Air Capture of Atmospheric CO2 with Peter Fiekowsky

"Peter Fiekowsky joined Earth911’s Sustainability In Your Ear podcast recently to explain direct air capture, a technology that extracts carbon dioxide from the air. Peter also spoke with Earth911 in June about ocean iron fertilization, another approach to sequestering carbon on the ocean floor."

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