"How to engage the public when everyone on Earth is a stakeholder?"

LINK

"If the community is in agreement that a discourse about carbon removal is indeed justified, there is a need to create a more expansive, inclusive, multi-perspective dialogue about the realities, rather than the ideals, for removing carbon. In particular, there is a need to engage the players who are implicitly relied on to finance carbon removal."

LINK

Union of Concerned Scientists (2020): Strengthening Public Input on Solar Geoengineering Research. What’s needed for decisionmaking on atmospheric experiments. Report.

"Although solar geoengineering would have many uncertain impacts and comes with risks, given the growing severity of climate impacts, they merit closer consideration. And as researchers are beginning to design atmospheric experiments to assess how effective and risky these methods are, informed public debate is needed over whether and how such research should proceed."

LINK

"In a new study published in the journal Global Transitions, Robert Holahan, an associate professor at Binghamton University, New York, and I argue that the technical definition of public goods in economics detracts from the central question of stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI)."

LINK