Rob Bellamy
@drrobbellamy.bsky.social
Climate change, technology and society. Senior Lecturer in Geography at University of Manchester. Editor-in-Chief @dialoguescc.bsky.social. Associate Fellow at University of Oxford. Co-I CO2RE. Co-I REFLECT. Co-I Co-CREATE
And asked Joanna Depledge about the future of negotiations under the climate change COP (Conference of the Parties) journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
November 7, 2025 at 11:21 AM
And asked Joanna Depledge about the future of negotiations under the climate change COP (Conference of the Parties) journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
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If you're interested in these questions, join us for the next webinar in our GGR Insights series – 'Making space for “place” in carbon removal: learning from the communities of St Ives Bay'. Read more & sign up here: co2re.org/events/makin... @drrobbellamy.bsky.social @a-laurie-waller.bsky.social
Making space for “place” in carbon removal: learning from the communities of St Ives Bay – GGR Insights series - CO₂RE - The Greenhouse Gas Removal Hub
This is the fourth in our series of online webinars, GGR Insights, presenting the latest research and debating what is needed to enable the sustainable scale-up of greenhouse gas removal (GGR) in the…
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October 10, 2025 at 8:32 AM
If you're interested in these questions, join us for the next webinar in our GGR Insights series – 'Making space for “place” in carbon removal: learning from the communities of St Ives Bay'. Read more & sign up here: co2re.org/events/makin... @drrobbellamy.bsky.social @a-laurie-waller.bsky.social
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2. "Towards responsible innovation and societal engagement with carbon dioxide removal" draws on evidence from CO2RE research to examine how GGR can be better understood, communicated, appraised and governed in the UK. Check it out here: lnkd.in/eXtUY4s5
September 26, 2025 at 11:35 AM
2. "Towards responsible innovation and societal engagement with carbon dioxide removal" draws on evidence from CO2RE research to examine how GGR can be better understood, communicated, appraised and governed in the UK. Check it out here: lnkd.in/eXtUY4s5
Studies on public perceptions also reveal the qualitative reasonings behind why people perceive CDR methods in the UK the way that they do. This review finds 14 distinct factors driving public attitudes towards CDR in the UK, and 12 distinct conditions for deployment of CDR in the UK
July 21, 2025 at 2:23 PM
Studies on public perceptions also reveal the qualitative reasonings behind why people perceive CDR methods in the UK the way that they do. This review finds 14 distinct factors driving public attitudes towards CDR in the UK, and 12 distinct conditions for deployment of CDR in the UK
Certain regions could be more or less likely to support or oppose certain CDR deployments. It would be important to match up any physical requirements for siting CDR methods with appropriate social contexts
July 21, 2025 at 2:01 PM
Certain regions could be more or less likely to support or oppose certain CDR deployments. It would be important to match up any physical requirements for siting CDR methods with appropriate social contexts
Earlier studies of UK public perception examined broader categories including “geoengineering” and “carbon dioxide removal” before focussing on more specific methods. DACCS, BECCS and enhanced rock weathering together dominate attention in studies of UK public perception
July 21, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Earlier studies of UK public perception examined broader categories including “geoengineering” and “carbon dioxide removal” before focussing on more specific methods. DACCS, BECCS and enhanced rock weathering together dominate attention in studies of UK public perception
Public perceptions of CDR have been studied in all regions of the UK to some extent, but some more than others. These studies have employed a range of methods including interviews, surveys, survey experiments, deliberative workshops, experimental workshops and deliberative mapping
July 21, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Public perceptions of CDR have been studied in all regions of the UK to some extent, but some more than others. These studies have employed a range of methods including interviews, surveys, survey experiments, deliberative workshops, experimental workshops and deliberative mapping
I led Chapter 6 on Perceptions and Communication, in which we break down the relevance of public perceptions in the UK, public opinion on CDR in the UK, and factors driving attitudes and conditions for deployment in the UK
July 21, 2025 at 12:09 PM
I led Chapter 6 on Perceptions and Communication, in which we break down the relevance of public perceptions in the UK, public opinion on CDR in the UK, and factors driving attitudes and conditions for deployment in the UK
It can't? Not without recognising the feedback loop between what people can say and the social context in which they reside
Douglas, M. (1986) How institutions think
Douglas, M. (1986) How institutions think
May 16, 2025 at 7:05 AM
It can't? Not without recognising the feedback loop between what people can say and the social context in which they reside
Douglas, M. (1986) How institutions think
Douglas, M. (1986) How institutions think