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New paper: Differentiating solar radiation modification experiments

A new paper explores the full spectrum of plausible SRM field experiments and how different types may interact with existing governance and regulatory frameworks.

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New paper: Artificial flooding leads to thicker and brighter Arctic sea ice

A new paper presents the first full-season field trial of artificial sea ice thickening through winter flooding in the Canadian Arctic.

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Ice, ice, bees?

When he’s not researching how to protect Arctic sea ice, Jacob Pantling – a PhD student at the Centre for Climate Repair – can sometimes be found tending to a busy brood of bees.

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CCR featured in the Plus Magazine

The Centre for Climate Repair was recently featured at the Plus Magazine. This is the magazine by the Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge.

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CCR launches its first newsletter

CCR launches first newsletter in order to showcase what is happening within the centre, research updates, etc.

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Work on sea curtains featured on national newspaper

Article on The Guardian newspaper highlights the research Cambridge is doing to prevent the melting of glaciars.

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Varsity Features our Director and Engagement Manager

Varsity interviews Dr. Fitzgerald and Dr. Nestor said about The Centre for Climate Repair's efforts and why they went to COP28

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Dutch TV Focus: Intervening in the Climate

Dr. Shaun Fitzgerald from the Centre for Climate Repair was featured on Dutch TV's 'Focus' Programme

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New article on the SEAO2-CDR project

News-piece from the Florence School of Regulation on the topic of SEAO2-CDR project and the participation of Ginevra Le Moli on it.

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Aria plan reignites geoengineering controversy

Rachel Magee writes about the new ARIA (Advanced Research and Innovation Agency) and their focus on climate repair approaches.

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Article on Refreezing the Arctic published in national newspaper

Article on refreezing the Arctic and the field research taking place is featured on The Times

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Stimulating discussion and thought at COP28

The Centre for Climate Repair will be hosting events which open up the thinking in the COP28 event to actions beyond Emissions Reduction.

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New article published on Nature Geoscience

New article on climate modelling just published.