Media Reporting & Articles about Geoengineering
Preliminary Observations on Geoengineering Science, Federal Efforts, and Governance Issues
18 March 2010 | United States Government Accountability Office Today’s testimony focuses on GAO’s preliminary observations on (1) the state of the science regarding geoengineering approaches and their effects, (2) federal involvement in geoengineering activities, and (3) the views of … More …
A rogue country could take planet-hacking into its own hands to alter the climate — and some experts worry it could lead to war
13 June 2019 | Aylin Woodward | Business Insider Geoengineering is the process of artificially altering Earth’s natural cycles. Such technologies are increasingly being discussed as potential ways to address climate change. Capturing carbon dioxide from the air and seeding … More …
Air Pollution, Not Greenhouse Gases: The Principal Cause of Global Warming
22 September 2018 | J. Marvin Herndon | Journal of Geography, Environment, and Earth Science Link To Full_Document_11247-Article Text-20683-1-10-20181108Herndon1722018JGEESI44290 The near- daily, near-global, deliberate aerosol particulate pollution is heating our planet, disrupting weather and hydrological cycles, and poisoning life on … More …
Local Weather Radar Shows Chaff Over Northeastern Maine
10 July 2019 | Author: Jessica Conley |News Center Maine If that’s not rain, what is it? Something strange is showing up on one Maine radar Last night we started seeing a weird looking radar image coming out of Caribou. … More …
STORMY OUTLOOK Plans to ‘hack Earth’s weather’ could start World War 3, panicked scientists warn
14 June 2019 |By Charlotte Edwards, Digital Technology and Science Reporter | The Sun | Many experts are in favour of geoengineering, which involves manipulating the atmosphere by blocking sunlight or isolating excess carbon, but weather hacking in one region … More …
Geoengineering Discussed By House Intelligence Committee
5 June 2019 | C-Span | Link To Video @23:31 Rep. Adam Schiff: I WAS FASCINATED TO READ THIS IS THE STUFF OF SCIENCE FICTION IN PREPARATION FOR TODAY THAT THERE IS WORK I GUESS TO ENGINEER CLIMATE OR … More …
From Particles to Global Impacts: Bridging Scales Between Clouds, Radiation and Aerosols
July 20-21, 2019 |Radiation and Climate (GRS) Gordon Research Seminar |Bates College This meeting will focus on advances in the measurements and modeling of aerosols, clouds, precipitation, and radiation at various temporal and spatial scales both from a process-level and from … More …
Introducing The GEOENGINEERING Act Of 2019
1 May 2019 | By Wendy Fachon | Sustainable Living News Have you ever noticed strange cloud patterns in the sky? Many people see this as evidence of intentional weather modification created by cloud seeding, a process by which airplane … More …
Paths toward decisions on solar geoengineering
25 April 2019 |by Janos Pasztor and Kai-Uwe Schmidt | Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative The absence of effective, comprehensive governance surrounding the research and decision-making around the potential deployment of solar geoengineering technologies (as part of the global risk … More …
Rethinking the Governance of Solar Geoengineering
21 February 2019 | Chatham House The Royal Institute of International Affairs | Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Initiative In October 2018, The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued a special report highlighting the unprecedented scale and pace of action now required … More …
Manifesto Against Geoengineering / Call To Action
22 February 2019 | Action Group on Erosion, Technology and Concentration (ETC Group) Fourth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-4) Dear Friends, We would like to thank you once again for your support and solidarity in advancing the Manifesto … More …
Lasers Used To Trigger Thunderstorms For The First Time
11 January 2019 | by Optical Society of America | Principia Scientific International A team of European scientists has deliberately triggered electrical activity in thunderclouds for the first time, according to a new paper in the latest issue of Optics Express, the … More …