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Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 10 May, 2010
Got this today from Jim Thomas, ETC group (no link yet for it):
ETC Group
News release
10 May 2010
As huge cloud-whitening experiment goes public, global coalition urges an immediate halt to geoengineering.
First UN talks on issue in thirty years begin today
http://www.handsoffmotherearth.org
Amidst...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 27 April, 2010
Typically lovely and relevant lyrics in the New Porno’s (amazing) new album, from the (killer) song
Your hands:
past the center
Of the earth go straight
play the scientist and vandal
Sweating either way
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 20 April, 2010
Mason Inman reviews Hack the Planet at Nature Reports: Climate Change.
“[Kintisch's] fast-paced tours through the science of geoengineering will help inform growing debates about whether governments should fund large research projects into climatic cooling and...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 20 April, 2010
Bethanne Patrick talks with Eli about his book. My first (sort of) televised interview…
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 18 April, 2010
Earth Day talk at Forestry School, details after jump…
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 18 April, 2010
Today in the Op-Ed section:
You’re likely to hear a chorus of dire warnings as we approach Earth Day, but there’s a serious shortage few pundits are talking about: air pollution. That’s right; the world is running short on air pollution, and if we continue...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 17 April, 2010
Folks: Would love to see any of you at this event next week. I’ll be giving a 10-minute overview of geoengineering and then leading a panel on what elements ought to make up a scientific research program.
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From: American Association for the Advancement of Science...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 10 April, 2010
I’m featured on a comprehensive, fun Point of Inquiry podcast on the book hosted by Chris Mooney here.
We covered, among other things:
why this issue has arisen right now
how conservatives view geoengineering
how the far left is thinking about the issue
why popular...
Added by rezam in Uncategorized on 06 April, 2010
I’m quoted in a short piece as part of Science Forum’s recent story, Cooling the Planet with Geoengineering, with guest economist Scott Barrett of Columbia University’s Earth Institute, who discusses the science and politics of geoengineering.
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 04 April, 2010
I’ll be part of a three-person panel on geoengineering on Diane Rehm’s NPR show on Tuesday. It’s my biggest appearance to-date about the book.
Environmental Outlook: Geoengineering
Artificial trees to capture carbon, billions of tiny mirrors to reflect...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 02 April, 2010
My story in Science today on last week’s geoengineering meeting at Asilomar in California (subscription required, but if you contact me at eligeoeng@gmail.com I can send you a PDF. ) The gist:
Most conferees believe the possibility of climate tipping points has placed...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 02 April, 2010
Chris Mooney of Point of Inquiry will be interviewing me on his popular podcast next week, and this thread is an opportunity for the public to submit questions before the show, including
2. Does he think terraforming of Mars or Venus is practical—does he think this is...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 02 April, 2010
Boingboing has picked up our Flash-based emergency safety card application, which explains the basics of geoengineering in the style of an airplane safety card (Thanks Maggie at Boingboing!). (I designed the card with an amazing artist friend of mine, Benjamin Marra,...
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 01 April, 2010
I met a personal hero of mine in California at the Asilomar geoengineering conference — environmentalist, creative thinker and writer extraordinaire Stewart Brand. He saw a paper version of the awesome Earth Safety Card and bought one on the spot from this website!
Added by elikint in Uncategorized on 27 March, 2010
The 175 scientists attending the international Asilomar conference on climate intervention technologies have crafted a declaration addressing questions of research methods, governance, and ethics. The following is excerpted from the press release. You can read the full...