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Three Pathways to Nonuse Agreement(s) on Solar Geoengineering | Ethics & International Affairs | Cambridge Core

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By Stacy D. VanDeveer, Frank Biermann, Rakhyun E. Kim, Carol Bardi
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Recent years have seen increasing calls by a few influential institutions and scientists, largely from the Global North, to explore “solar geoengineering,” a set of speculative technologies that would reflect parts of the incoming sunlight back into space and, if deployed at planetary scale, seek to have a cooling effect.Footnote 1 There are numerous concerns about the development of such speculative technologies, notably regarding the unresolved questions of global governance, the many...
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Degrowth strategies: thinking with and beyond Erik Olin Wright

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By Carol Bardi
| Resilience.org Verified
By Carol Bardi, Jacob Smessaert, Joe Herbert, Nathan Barlow, originally published by Degrowth.de October 25, 2021 Degrowthers have recently seemed to find a lot of inspiration in Erik Olin Wright’s framework of political strategies for transformations beyond capitalism. In this blog post, we wish to highlight some crucial insufficiencies of Wright’s framework in relation to degrowth transformations, and propose some adaptations which can enhance its utility for further strategy discussions.
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