The final report from the March international geoengineering conference urges the need for research and caution. Continue reading →

Mixed signals for geoengineering, more juice for electric cars, keeping cap & trade alive, and another California solar plant gets the nod. Continue reading →

Approvals for California solar projects, the effects of drought on the world’s plants, and a new look at the limitations of geoengineering. Continue reading →

“Climategate” developments, corporate advocacy, carbon capture, and cloud seeding: here’s a roundup of recent climate stories on our radar. Continue reading →

Recent reports that Bill Gates is funding climate intervention field testing are not entirely accurate… but that doesn’t mean experiments aren’t on the way. Continue reading →

Scientists, listeners and readers share their concerns about climate intervention. Is acid rain a likely side effect? Continue reading →

The upshot from five days of meetings among scientists this week about climate intervention strategies and risks: More discussion needed. Continue reading →

In addition to political and economic risks, climate intervention strategies could unleash some serious environmental consequences. Continue reading →

The very idea of geoengineering is controversial. But as it turns out, this week’s conference in Monterey is shaping up to be controversial as well. Continue reading →