By my estimate, fewer than a thousand people globally are working on cooling interventions. Now the Climate Emergencies Forum is helping this tiny ecosystem coordinate efforts.
Paul, this was a fascinating read. I 100% agree that trust and social infrastructure are crucial to syncing up CDR and geoengineering on a political level with what physics is demanding.
On your worrying point about the size of the industry’s workforce: I graduated with my degree in climate and entrepreneurship last year, with hopes and aspirations of joining this industry. Despite my unflinching efforts I’ve felt locked out; haven’t been able to land a job. Nada. I hope my situation isn’t a microcosm for the industry at large, but any advice you have would be greatly appreciated. thanks as always, Harrison :)
Paul, this was a fascinating read. I 100% agree that trust and social infrastructure are crucial to syncing up CDR and geoengineering on a political level with what physics is demanding.
On your worrying point about the size of the industry’s workforce: I graduated with my degree in climate and entrepreneurship last year, with hopes and aspirations of joining this industry. Despite my unflinching efforts I’ve felt locked out; haven’t been able to land a job. Nada. I hope my situation isn’t a microcosm for the industry at large, but any advice you have would be greatly appreciated. thanks as always, Harrison :)