Climate Engineering Under the Paris Agreement

Until recently, he served as director of of Waterloo with appointments to the Balsillie the Energy Policy & Climate Program at Johns School of International Affairs and the School Hopkins University, and now serves as co-director of Environment, Enterprise and Development, of the Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment, where he teaches and researches in the fields of a scholarly initiative of th [...] If The Paris Agreement and the current Paris architecture remains in place, a central issue moving forward will be the extent to Climate Engineering which climate engineering technologies, as part of the complete portfolio of responses to climate change, become subject to oversight through the As a preliminary point, it is noted that the Paris Paris Agreement and its associated mechanisms. [...] One legal issue and the Paris targets is likely to become evident that potentially arises is the degree to which is through the IPCC Special Report on 1.5°.36 CDR technologies will be viewed as meeting the progressive mitigation requirements under article 4. Article 3 The UNFCCC definition of mitigation, which is The fundamental architecture of the Paris imported into the Paris Agreement by virtue [...] The wording of bodies, with the contemplation of subsequent article 4(1) suggests that the balance between adoption by COP serving as the meeting of the reductions and removals will need to be justified parties to the Paris Agreement. [...] The article recognizes such a reading would appear to strain both the adaptation as a global challenge and provides for wording of the Paris Agreement and the intentions a number of avenues for increased cooperation, of the parties to focus on mitigation of GHG including providing for enhanced financial emissions to effectuate its long-term objectives.