Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment

The Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment is a small initiative based in Washington, DC. It is comprised of 5 to 9 employees and generates an estimated $2.5 million in annual revenue. The Forum operates as part of the Global Environmental Politics program within the School of International Service at American University. The Forum focuses on the social, political, and legal ramifications of climate engineering technologies. Their work centers around expanding the conversation surrounding the development, deployment, and implications of these technologies to include a broader range of voices. The Forum seeks to create a platform for civil society actors and the general public to engage in discussions about climate engineering. Their mission is to promote inclusivity, justice, and agency in shaping the future of these potentially impactful technologies. Interested parties can learn more about the Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment and its initiatives by visiting their website at dcgeoconsortium.org.