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International Law Poses Problems for Negative Emissions Research

2017
Scholarly Work
Kerryn Brent, Jeffrey McGee, Jan McDonald, Eelco J. Rohling
New international governance arrangements that manage environmental risk and potential conflicts of interests are needed to facilitate negative emissions research essential to achieving the large-scale CO2 removal implied by the Paris Agreement.

Three layers of energy law for examining CO2 transport for carbon-capture and storage

2017
Scholarly Work
Raphael J. Heffron, Lauren Downes, Marie Bysveen, Elisabeth V. Brakstad, Tom Mikunda, Filip Neele, Charles Eickhoff, David Hanstock, Diana Schumann
This research provides a legal analysis concerning four scenarios for cross-border carbon dioxide (CO2) transport that could increase the deployment of carbon-capture and storage (CCS) deployment in Europe.

Assessing ocean alkalinity for carbon sequestration

2017
Scholarly Work
Phil Renforth, Gideon Henderson
The aim of this paper is to review all aspects of the inorganic carbon sink in the ocean, including the function of alkalinity in the ocean carbon cycle and issues around environmental impact, quantification, monitoring, governance, and longevity.

Climate Engineering Conference 2017 – Conference Report

2017
Scholarly Work
Hosted by IASS Potsdam
This report provides a summary of the various plenary and parallel sessions that were held at CEC17, including hyperlinks to additional online resources such as video recordings from the plenaries and materials from individual sessions.

International Context for the Geoengineering Debate

2017
Hearings and Testimony
Michelle Gyles-McDonnough
This is the keynote speech at the Second International Climate Engineering Conference (CEC17) by the Director of the Sustainable Development Unit, Executive Office of the Secretary-General, United Nations.