Briefing and Factsheet

Most geoengineering schemes will affect the oceans, but this paper is restricted to a critical assessment of four technologies.

This report is published in collaboration between the Swedish Medical Association, the Swedish Association of Senior Hospital Physicians, Swedish Doctors for the Environment, the Swedish Society of Medicine, Occupational and Environmental Medicine Region Västerbotten, the Centre for Occupational and Environmental Medicine Stockholm County Council, the School of Public Health and Community Medicine at University of Gothenburg Sahlgrenska Academy Institute of Medicine and AirClim (the Air Pollution and Climate Secretariat).

– a critical analysis of solar radiation management and carbon capture and storage

An updated list of coal power stations throughout Europe and a proposal of phasing out coal by 2025.

A short documentary produced by AirClim and the South East European Network for Energy and Transport (SEE.NET) says that the 1.5°C target must be reached.

Country statistics of solar and wind energy in Europe.

At the start of the 2018 UN Talanoa facilitative dialogue  to evaluate and strengthen climate action, AirClim is submitting to the UN the film 1.5 Stay Alive, to answer the questions (1) Where are we?; (2) Where do wewant to go?

Tables of emissions for each of the six Kyoto gases.

By absorbing CO₂ the ocean is becoming more acidic, and this happens at a rate faster than during any other period in the past 300 million years.

As water temperature increases some direct impacts on salmon biology can be predicted. These can include physiological stress, increased depletion of energy resources and also increased susceptibility to disease.