Who funds solar geoengineering?

The most comprehensive public dataset on who funds SRM research and governance – and who’s shaping its future.

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The evolution of SRM

How did solar geoengineering grow from a fringe idea into a global field of study?

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SRM & Security

Could solar geoengineering reduce climate-driven security risks – or increase geopolitical tensions?

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Under the Lens

From misconceptions to misinformation – we examine common SRM claims and explain what the evidence actually shows.

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What is SRM?

What are sunlight reflection methods – also known as solar geoengineering – and why do they matter now?

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Perspective matters.

Big ideas are bound to generate disagreement. We spotlight diverse, informed opinions.

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Solar Geoengineering and Small Islands – Vulnerability, Risks, and Representation

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