New book on geoengineering features a chapter authored by WatCISLMember Burgess Langshaw Power
WatCISL member Neil Craik provides expert insight on marine carbon removal before the Standing Senate Committee on Fisheries and Oceans
WatCISL presentation at the 11th Annual Conference of the Society for Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty
Authors Neil Craik, Hope Elizabeth Tracey, and Kasra Motlaghzadeh outline the current state of mCDR in Canada and offer recommendations to integrate mCDR into Canada’s national climate strategy and take a leadership position in the development and regulation of mCDR.
Join WatCISL members Vanessa Schweizer, Juan Moreno-Cruz, Burgess Langshaw Power, Hope Elizabeth Tracey, Kasra Motlaghzadeh, and Stephanie Rose Cortinovis at the 2024 Earth Systems Governance forum: Re-imagining Earth System Governance in an Era of Polycrisis.
The lab co-organized two virtual panels: the first in association with the Working Group on Carbon Removal and the second with ESG's Taskforce on Knowledge Cumulation. Registration is free!
A research check-in and stock-take on the latest in social science research related to solar radiation modification (SRM).
The Cadieux-Léger Fellowship is awarded annually to just one doctoral student from across Canada who is researching a topic of significant relevance to Global Affairs Canada. The Fellowship provides direct experience for a period of up to one year in a policy research environment focused on the diverse challenges facing Canadian foreign policy.
WatCISL and MEOPAR: Canadian Perspectives and Pathways for Ocean-Based Climate Interventions
PhD Candidate Burgess Langshaw Power and Professor Juan Moreno-Cruz contemplate Canada's role in geoengineering technology governance in an opinion article for The Hill Times. "Where does Canada stand on geoengineering? Nobody knows"
New Publication: Toward an evidence-informed, responsible, and inclusive debate on solar geoengineering - A response to the proposed non-use agreement