When introducing climate engineering, I often begin with something deceptively simple: the napkin diagram. The story is regarding an esteemed colleague John Sheppard, who sketched the original while talking through climate pathways over a meal.… Read More »The Napkin Diagram: Understanding Climate Overshoot and Why SRM May Be Needed
The climate conversation is shifting. Recent media coverage has been noticeably more open to serious research into climate repair and while this isn’t about the Centre for Climate Repair (CCR) per se, it reflects a… Read More »A Decisive Decade: Cambridge’s Three-R Strategy for Climate Repair
Preserving the Arctic sea-ice is now an imperative that must be taken seriously by both the political and scientific research community. Professor Hugh Hunt presents a pathway forward for consideration. As the impacts of climate… Read More »Geoengineering is necessary to refreeze the Arctic & stabilize the Northern Hemisphere’s weather system
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With mitigation so far not showing signs of denting the atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, and Earth’s sensitivity to the current levels being greater than previously anticipated, attention is shifting towards safe methods for carbon… Read More »Ocean Carbon Sink Restoration for Greenhouse Gas Removal – Press Conference COP27 PT1
In this episode of Shaping The Future, I am speaking with the Director of the Centre for Climate Repair in Cambridge, Dr Shaun Fitzgerald about how buildings can be adapted for climate resilience and the… Read More »Centre For Climate Repair, Dr Shaun Fitzgerald OBE | Flipping buildings from carbon source to sink
The level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is too high; we are currently at over 500ppm CO2e. Worse still, global emissions continue apace. This is in part due to the inertia in our societies… Read More »Greenhouse Gas Removal (GGR) at scale is complex but necessary
