A weekly reading group, interspersed with more formal seminars, to deepen members’ understanding of solar geoengineering research. Lunch provided. RSVP to Lizzie Burns: eburns [at] g.harvard.edu.
On November 7th, Gernot Wagner will be discussing his paper "Governance of highly decentralized nonstate actors: the case of solar geoengineering" (joint with Jesse L. Reynolds).
Harvard's Solar Geoengineering Research Program event page.
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