Cirrus clouds and aerosol rain out - Sporre
Moa Sporre schools @geoengineering1 on what happens to aerosols that fall out of the stratosphere and into cirrus clouds. Prior project mentioned: CARIBIC project (nowadays part of IAGOS): https://www...
8 Maj 202254min
Does seaweed CDR work? Gallagher
Aryan Gupta interviews John Barry Gallagher from the University of Tasmania. They discuss the complexities of calculating whether seaweed is carbon negative or not. Paper: https://academic.oup.com/ice...
21 Mars 20221h 20min
Ocean Iron Fertilization - Lambert
Fabrice Lambert discusses the role of natural ocean iron fertilization in glacial periods, and what this means for artificial OIF today. Paper: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S00128...
18 Feb 20221h
Pandora's toolbox review - Wake Smith
Aviation specialist Wake Smith is interviewed by @aryangupta___ on his forthcoming book, "Pandora's Toolbox". Book link: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/pandoras-toolbox/A9713F26408DE0A2423A466FD...
10 Feb 202253min
Ship tracks & termination shock - Simons
Are low sulfur marine fuels causing termination shock? Leon Simons gives R2 some very bad news. Citation: Climate Impact of Decreasing Atmospheric Sulphate Aerosols and the Risk of a Termination Shock...
9 Feb 20221h 32min
Bala pt2 - SRM & the global south
Bala continues his discussion with an interesting exploration of the challenges of integrating the global South into research and negotiations on geoengineering
6 Feb 202231min
Bala, pt1 - Monsoons
Bala explains monsoons, and how single hemisphere geoengineering might affect them. Paper: Krishnamohan, K.S., Bala, G. Sensitivity of tropical monsoon precipitation to the latitude of stratospheric a...
5 Feb 20221h 8min
Private sector geoengineering - Borth
Ishita Mundra debuts as presenter, interviewing Amanda Borth on the role of the private sector in combined SRM and CDR scenarios. Paper: The private sector to the rescue? Analysis of a hypothetical sc...
1 Feb 202224min
