"In over thirty further conference events the focus will be on carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and solar radiation management (SRM) measures. Among other things, participants will discuss whether the Paris Agreement goals can be achieved without climate engineering (Tuesday at 11 am), how climate policy should deal with the propagators of fake news (“Trumped!”, Wednesday at 9 am), and what rules should be set for research in a code of conduct (Thursday, 2 pm). Interactive events like the game “To Gabon or not to Gabon” (Tuesday at 4 pm) are designed to encourage an open exchange of views. "
http://www.ce-conference.org/system...e_engineering_conference_2017_en_web.pdfhow climate policy should deal with the propagators of fake news (“Trumped!”, Wednesday at 9 am)"Parallel Session 2..1: Trumped! A new politics of climate engineering?
Wednesday, 09:00 - 10:30
03 I Plenarsaal
The world faces political as well as environmental disruption. Academics tend to make rational-actor assumptions while bracketing the wilder, unpredictable aspects of politics. With short presentations and table discussions, we will explore implications for national and international politics of climate engineering of the Trump administration’s brand of climate denialism and other turns towards populism and authoritarianism.
A World Cafe discussion prefaced by brief remarks from Eduardo Viola, Holly Jean Buck, Simon Nicholson, Oliver Geden, Shinichiro Asayma, and Nnimmo Bassey."
http://www.ce-conference.org/session/parallel-session-21-trumped-new-politics-climate-engineeringUnfortunately, there is no video from this discussion. Why?
