This work was undertaken during a two-year fellowship with the Emmett Institute at UCLA School of Law. My focus was on ways to sensibly assess the risks of solar geoengineering in the context of those climate risks that we might otherwise have to face. The project involved reviewing existing efforts at risk-risk or risk trade-off analysis; examining diverse risk management repertoires and assessing the discursive implications of this terminology and methods.
Governing Emerging Solar Geoengineering: A Role for Risk-Risk Evaluation? Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, 24(2) 234-243 (Dec 2023)
Comparing the Risks of Climate Change and Geoengineering. July 2023. A Legal Planet blogpost on the implications of the White House report on solar geoengineering research.
Toward Dangerous US Unilateralism on Solar Geoengineering. JC Stephens, P Kashwan, D McLaren, K Surprise, Environmental Politics 2023
Are we jumping from the frying pan to the fire? Environmental Scientist, Dec 2022, pp30-35