Celebrating our 20th Anniversary

April 29th Webinar: Demystifying land-based geoengineering – Why these “solutions” are incompatible with climate justice

NOTE: GJEP’s allies, HOME Alliance and the Global Forest Coalition, are pleased to invite you to join a webinar on land-based geoengineering, that will take place on Wednesday, April 29th across two time zones. Anne Petermann from GJEP will be a speaker for the second webinar. 

 

Can’t attend the webinar?

We will be posting the recording once it is available

Land-Based Geoengineering

The webinars will explore the growing risks and impacts of land-based geoengineering. Approaches such as BECCS (Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage), biochar, and enhanced weathering are gaining traction. But what do these schemes mean for communities, ecosystems, and climate justice?

Two Sessions

There will be two sessions to accommodate various timezones to bring together civil society actors, researchers, and campaigners to critically examine:

  • Impacts and risks of land-based geoengineering technologies and key projects
  • Policy spaces where geoengineering is being pushed
  • How civil society is doing to resist this dangerous distraction

New Toolkit

Home Alliance will also launch their new civil society toolkit on land-based geoengineering, designed to:

  • Build understanding of key technologies
  • Highlight risks and impacts
  • Support advocacy and resistance efforts

While the two sessions will cover the same core content, each will feature regional specific case studies and projects, ensuring a shared global understanding alongside regional insights.

Register to join us on Wednesday, April 29th!

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