Who Could Deploy Stratospheric Aerosol Injection? The United States, China, and Large-Scale, Rapid Planetary Cooling
Joshua B. Horton, Wake Smith, David W. Keith
Download PDFView PublicationPublic Policy
Solar geoengineering could start soon if it starts small
David W. Keith, Wake Smith
Download PDFView PublicationThe value of information about solar geoengineering and the two-sided cost of bias
Anthony R. Harding, Mariia Belaia, and David W. Keith
Download PDFView PublicationSocial science research to inform solar geoengineering: What are the benefits and drawbacks, and for whom?
Joseph E. Aldy, Tyler Felgenhauer, William A. Pizer, Massimo Tavoni, Mariia Belaia, Mark E. Borsuk, Arunabha Ghosh, Garth Heutel, Daniel Heyen, Joshua Horton, David Keith, Christine Merk, Juan Moreno-Cruz, Jesse L. Reynolds, Katharine Ricke, Wilfried Rickels, Soheil Shayegh, Wake Smith, Simone Tilmes, Gernot Wagner, Jonathan B. Wiener
Download PDFView PublicationToward constructive disagreement about geoengineering: A shared taxonomy of concerns may help
David W. Keith
Download PDFView PublicationHeat has larger impacts on labor in poorer areas
A. P. Behrer, R. J. Park, G. Wagner, C. M. Golja, and D. W. Keith
Download PDFView PublicationOptimal climate policy in 3D: mitigation, carbon removal, and solar geoengineering
Mariia Belaia, Juan B. Moreno-Cruz, and David W. Keith
Download PDFView PublicationSolar geoengineering research on the U.S. policy agenda: when might its time come?
Tyler Felgenhauer, Joshua Horton and David Keith
Download PDFView PublicationElicitation of US and Chinese expert judgments show consistent views on solar geoengineering
Zhen Dai, Elizabeth T. Burns, Peter J. Irvine, Dustin H. Tingley, Jianhua Xu and David W. Keith
Download PDFView Publication