Geoengineering

and

Climate Change

I consider geoengineering either as a complementary element of a climate strategy or a last resort in combating the consequences of climate change.

 

List of research collaborators:

• Dr. Garth Heutel, Georgia State University

• Dr. Juan Moreno-Cruz, University of Waterloo

• Dr. David Kelly, University of Miami

• Dr. Vassiliki Manoussi, Athens University of Economics

• Dr. Massimo Tavoni, RFF-CMCC EIEE/Politecnico di Milano

Solar Geoengineering:

Uncertainty, and the price of carbon

Climate Tipping Points:

Geoengineering, and uncertainty

Regulating Geoengineering:

International Competition and Cooperation

Carbon Dioxide Removal:

Optimal carbon price, ocean feedback, and uncertainty

Direct Air Capture:

Future costs, capacity, and growth potentials