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.Ìý
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:ÌýÌý
The lab co-organized two virtual panels: the first in association with theÌýWorking Group on Carbon Removal and the second with ESG's Taskforce on Knowledge Cumulation.ÌýÌý
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
New publication:ÌýCortinovis, S. R., Craik, N., Moreno-Cruz, J., Motlaghzadeh, K., & Schweizer, V. Scaling Carbon Removal Systems: Deploying Direct Air Capture Amidst Canada's Low-Carbon Transition.ÌýFrontiers in Climate,Ìý6, 1338647.
New book features chapter on large-scale CDR authored by WatCISL member Neil Craik
Canadian Perspectives and Pathways in Ocean-Based Climate Interventions