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Governing Climate Engineering: A Proposal for Immediate Governance of Solar Radiation Management

Sikina Jinnah,Simon Nicholson,David R. Morrow,Zachary Dove,Paul Wapner,Walter Valdivia,Leslie Paul Thiele,Catriona McKinnon,Andrew Light,Myanna Lahsen,Prakash Kashwan,Aarti Gupta,Alexander Gillespie,Richard Falk,Ken Conca,Dan Chong,Netra Chhetri  
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Solar radiation management (SRM) technologies would reflect a small amount of incoming solar radiation back into space before the radiation can warm the planet. Although SRM may emerge as a useful component of a global response to climate change, there is also good reason for caution. In June 2017, the Academic Working Group on Climate Engineering Governance released a policy report, “Governing Solar Radiation Management”, which developed a set of objectives to govern SRM in the near-term future: (1) keep mitigation and adaptation first; (2) thoroughly and transparently evaluate risks, burdens, and benefits; (3) enable responsible knowledge creation; and (4) ensure robust governance before any consideration of deployment. To advance the governance objectives identified above, the working group developed twelve recommendations, grouped into three clusters: (1) create politically legitimate deliberative bodies; (2) leverage existing institutions; and (3) make research transparent and accountable. This communication discusses the rationale behind each cluster and elaborates on a subset of the recommendations from each cluster.

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Governing Climate Engineering: A Proposal for Immediate Governance of Solar Radiation Management

Solar radiation management (SRM) technologies would reflect a small amount of incoming solar radiation back into space before the radiation can warm the planet. Although SRM may emerge as a useful component of a global response to climate change, there is also good reason for caution. In June 2017, the Academic Working Group on Climate Engineering Governance released a policy report, “Governing Solar Radiation Management”, which developed a set of objectives to govern SRM in the near-term future: (1) keep mitigation and adaptation first; (2) thoroughly and transparently evaluate risks, burdens, and benefits; (3) enable responsible knowledge creation; and (4) ensure robust governance before any consideration of deployment. To advance the governance objectives identified above, the working group developed twelve recommendations, grouped into three clusters: (1) create politically legitimate deliberative bodies; (2) leverage existing institutions; and (3) make research transparent and accountable. This communication discusses the rationale behind each cluster and elaborates on a subset of the recommendations from each cluster.

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Sikina Jinnah,Simon Nicholson,David R. Morrow,Zachary Dove,Paul Wapner,Walter Valdivia,Leslie Paul Thiele,Catriona McKinnon,Andrew Light,Myanna Lahsen,Prakash Kashwan,Aarti Gupta,Alexander Gillespie,Richard Falk,Ken Conca,Dan Chong,Netra Chhetri,.Governing Climate Engineering: A Proposal for Immediate Governance of Solar Radiation Management. 11 (14),.

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