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Public engagement for inclusive and sustainable governance of climate interventions

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Public engagement for inclusive and sustainable governance of climate interventions

L. Fritz, C. M. Baum, et al.

This research by Livia Fritz, Chad M. Baum, Sean Low, and Benjamin K. Sovacool explores public preferences for engagement in governance of cutting-edge climate intervention technologies like carbon dioxide removal and solar radiation modification. With insights from 44 focus groups across 22 countries, it emphasizes the significance of context-specific strategies to ensure inclusive and sustainable governance.

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