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This group is a fast-growing team of researchers working at the intersection of climate science and technology with a focus on the science and public policy of solar geoengineering under the leadership of David Keith, Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Professor of Public Policy at the ...
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This group is a fast-growing team of researchers working at...
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By David Keith This post provides some color commentary as...
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David Keith and members of the Keith Group have participated...
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David Keith has worked near the interface between climate...
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Work in David Keith’s group is funded by a variety of public...
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Wanted: Science postdoc to work on solar geoengineering I...
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A Case for Climate Engineering. By David Keith. A leading...
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Keith has worked on solar geoengineering since 1992, when he and Hadi Dowlatabadi published one of the first assessments of the technology and its policy implications, introducing a structured comparison of cost and risk. Keith has consistently argued that geoengineering needs a "systematic research program" to determine whether or ...
Geoengineering. Keith arbeitet seit 1992 im Bereich Solar Geoengineering, als er eine der ersten Bewertungen der Technologie und ihrer politischen Implikationen verfasste.
Learn about solar geoengineering, a set of emerging technologies that could manipulate the environment and partially offset some of the impacts of climate change. Find out more about SCoPEx, a scientific experiment initiated by Professors David Keith and Frank Keutsch at Harvard University.
18. Jan. 2001 · Geoengineering. David W. Keith. Nature 409 , 420 ( 2001) Cite this article. 5783 Accesses. 42 Citations. 1 Altmetric. Metrics. Geoengineering is planetary-scale environmental engineering,...
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David Keith is a professor of applied physics and public policy at Harvard, where he leads the solar engineering research program. He also co-founded Carbon Engineering, a company that captures carbon dioxide from the air, and co-hosts the podcast “Energy vs Climate”.
David Keith is a technophile environmentalist with a weakness for the wilderness, who argues that a “brutally ugly technical fix” – injecting sulphate aerosols into the stratosphere – is one of the tools that we need to deploy real soon. He is frank about the risks and disadvantages of this technique, but concludes that the benefits ...
