Abstract submissions have now closed.
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The conference is proud to feature dedicated poster sessions to ensure that no idea gets missed.
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Before each poster session, you will have an opportunity to give a 1-minute, single-slide presentation to invite the audience to your poster.
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If you have been asked to present a poster, please send us a 1-2 page PowerPoint presentation (16:9) by 12th June. We will collate the slides for a smooth running of the session.
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Please send your presentation to conference@climaterepair.cam.ac.uk.​
We are looking for student helpers to provide tours of Cambridge, steward at the venue, and guide attendees to the various events. Please register your interest below, and get in touch at conference@climaterepair.cam.ac.uk with any questions.
5 BIG
THEMES
How can we protect the Arctic in an era of rapid warming caused by human action - and who should decide?
WHO DECIDES?
Ethics and Governance
Rising temperatures are affecting all of us but locally deployed climate interventions impact communities. Who should have the ultimate say on intervention deployment? And is it fair? This session delves into the ethics of climate repair.
BRIGHT IDEAS
Marine Cloud Brightening
How can brighter clouds help mitigate rising ocean temperatures? In this session, we will discuss latest technologies, modelling and real-world insights on Marine Cloud Brightening research.
ABOVE THE CLOUDS
Stratospheric Aerosol Injection
Mount Pinatubo measurably cooled the climate 33 years ago. Can we do the same? This session will focus on the latest research and modelling into this revolutionary method of simulating the after-effects of super volcanoes to cool the planet.
GEO-ENGINEERING 2.0
Other Interventions
How can we protect the Arctic ice that is already there? This session will delve into the innovative interventions that are being researched across the globe. Ice thickening, seabed curtains, sun shades, ocean foaming... how else can we protect the Arctic?
THE WAY AHEAD
The future of
Arctic repair
This session will discuss how climate repair fits into conversations on the global stage and the potential paths to implementation. With solutions needed now, public attitudes will determine the success of current and future research.