Dissemination Conference at Royal Society 26 November 2014 - Geoengineering Research: Where Next?

On 26th November 2014, the 3 UK geoengineering research projects, IAGP, SPICE and CGG, held a joint event, Geoengineering Research: Where Next?, at The Royal Society in London to disseminate their research findings. 

Read the press release for the dissemination event.

We have also produced a special feedback briefing note for members of the public that outlines the key outcomes of our public engagement.

Browse some of the media responses to our research.

• NewScientist: Geoengineering the planet: first experiments take shape
• BBC News: How could we intervene to change the climate?
• The Economist: Geoengineering the climate: Into the great wide open
• The Times: Scientist terrified by his own climate-cooling plan
• Bloomberg: Geoengineering Doesn’t Provide ‘Magic Bullet’ for Global Warming
• Science Daily: Geoengineering our climate is not a 'quick fix'
• The Telegraph: Six radical ways to tackle global warming
• Huffington Post: Don't Believe the Hype: Do Emerging Technologies Fall Foul of Their Own PR?
• Daily Mail: Are we playing God with Earth? Scientist admits he is 'terrified' of the technology being developed to stop global warming
• Allvoices Blog: Climate engineering: A last ditch effort to save the planet from climate change
• The Star: Geoengineering could offer solution of last resort against climate change