Values and bias in CDR models - Hollnaicher, S
Do CDR models serve to entrench existing societal injustices, or challenge them? Simon Hollnaicher tries to explain the answer to @geoengineering1, who interrupts more often than a BBC Radio 4 news pr...
6 Dec 20221h
Universal governance - Weil
Can one governance system rule all technologies? Gabriel Weil defends his universal framework in the face of an absolute onslaught from @geoengineering1. Main paper Global Climate Governance in 3D: Ma...
19 Nov 20221h 41min
A case for SRM - Lockley
This isn't really a Reviewer 2 episode, it's just some audio we had lying around. We decided to use it, as we have been too lazy to do a proper episode.
16 Nov 202244min
Temporary CDR - Hoglund
Robert was too lazy to to write a paper, but his blog got quite a lot of attention, so we let him on. Blog: What is the value of temporary carbon removal? https://roberthoglund.medium.com/is-there-val...
16 Nov 20221h 8min
A central bank for carbon markets? Rickels
Wilfried Rickels' paper proposes a central bank to subsidise CDR and control carbon permit prices. What could possibly go wrong? Paper: Removal Certificate Reserves to Manage Carbon Prices on the Path...
13 Nov 20221h 6min
Emulating Volcanic Climate Impacts - Marshall
We're back, after an extended period of laziness! Lauren schools us on modelling and emulating Volcanic Climate Impacts. Paper: Unknown Eruption Source Parameters Cause Large Uncertainty in Historical...
8 Nov 202259min
Ok, Doomer! SRM & catastrophic risk - Tang
Could SRM trigger a catastrophe that kills billions? Aaron Tang @aawktang and Gideon Futerman @GFuterman treat this subject with the seriousness you'd expect from Reviewer 2, as they giggle their way ...
19 Aug 20221h 42min
AspiraDAC - modular DAC with MOF sorbents.
Julian Turecek from AspiraDAC and Rohan Gillespie from Southern Green Gas discuss modular DAC using MOFs with @geoengineering1 . Reviewer 2 (and its individual contributors) is not affiliated with or ...
8 Aug 202249min
