The debate over #SRM is breaking down fast—public research is under attack, private actors are moving unchecked, and if we don’t insist on transparent, accountable governance now, decisions will be made for us. Read this new piece from me and @sktalati.bsky.social --

And how can the global community address SRM amid such turbulence? As DSG Executive Director @sktalati.bsky.social writes, understanding and engaging with these dynamics is more critical - and timely - than ever. Read more: sgdeliberation.org/the-risks-of...

It also raises urgent questions about the future of climate change and interventions like #SolarRadiationModification (SRM), particularly under an administration known for its unpredictability. What are the consequences of this shift for SRM governance?

Just hours after being sworn in for a second term, President Trump signed an executive order once again withdrawing the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement. This move further complicates an already fragmented global climate policy landscape.

DSG welcomes these recommendations and underscores the need for robust safeguards, Global South leadership, and inclusive global governance. Alia Hassan and Hassaan Sipra share more in this perspective: sgdeliberation.org/guiding-the-...

These recommendations include prioritizing urgent GHG emission reductions, adopting an #EU position against SRM deployment in the near future, ensuring responsible SRM research, and establishing a global governance framework with public consultations to guide negotiations.

The EU’s recent reports on #SRM highlight the uncertainties and risks of deployment and make a series of recommendations grounded in the precautionary principle.

In the face of escalating climate disasters, a second Trump administration adds a new layer of uncertainty to global climate leadership—and one of the most critical, yet overlooked, issues is #SRM. Read more from @sktalati.bsky.social --

Appears to be a riff on this piece from 2023: www.newstatesman.com/environment/...

SRM discussions are growing, and so is the need to cut through the noise using clear, unbiased communication. In an article for @srm360.bsky.social - a newly launched SRM info hub - I explore why transparent, honest, and inclusive conversations are key 🔗 srm360.org/perspective/...