Many of today's most societally pressing research questions involve complex,
interconnected systems that cannot easily be partitioned and studied in isolation without …

Climate science is embedded in a much grander geoscientific attempt to understand an
earth system perturbed by human activities.“Global change science,” as it is sometimes …

Environmental issues, vast and varied in their details, unfold at the confluence of people and
place. They present complexities in their biophysical details, their scope and scale, and the …

Geoengineering is an example of a highly political science-driven topic. We explore how
researchers frame geoengineering and what implications these frames have for the science …

This study argues that the legitimation of climate engineering—or geoengineering—is
articulated by the research questions, investigational approaches, and exchanges between …

Geoethics was developed as a reflection on the meaning of geosciences and the roles and
values of reference of the geoscientific community. More recently, the perimeter of …

This paper collects notes and reflections emerging from the survey of three volumes
published in the Earth System Governance MIT Press series, dealing with issues of world …

This paper brings together Foucauldian approaches to biopolitics and recent developments
in climate change and disaster studies on vulnerability, adaptation, and resilience to …

In reference to the development of sustainable societies, there is a critical scope in terms of
human interconnectedness with the world around us and the noise society bares. Noise, in …