Summary
In this conversation, Deb Ryan and Teresa Hartmann discuss the complexities of geoengineering, including its governance, ethical implications, and the various technologies proposed to combat climate change. They explore the differences in state regulations regarding climate manipulation, the risks associated with solar radiation management, and the importance of addressing the root causes of climate change rather than relying on quick fixes. The discussion also touches on the regulatory challenges faced by emerging technologies in the carbon market and the need for a nuanced understanding of acceptable risks in climate solutions.
