Community Climate Intervention Strategies Workshop; Boulder, CO; April 2020

这笔赠款部分支持将于2020年4月15日至17日在博尔德的UCAR/NCAR举行的社区气候干预策略研讨会。减排、二氧化碳去除（CDR）、太阳辐射管理（SRM）、综合评估建模（IAM）、观测、生态和社会影响、伦理和沟通方面的专家将共同制定一个统一的研究框架，并发起工作组，以确定和解决关键的综合气候干预研究问题。建立一个气候干预战略框架，协调现有工作，确定减缓、气候干预领域和气候变化影响方面的创新研究努力和未来的研究需求，将大有裨益。研讨会的目标是建立这样一个统一的框架，通过新的伙伴关系来加强气候干预研究，以实现以下目标：(1)构建基于伦理的未来情景组合，将减缓、CDR和SRM整合在一起；(2)开发与社会和生态系统相关的协同影响分析方法，以便开发和分发共同和相关的指标和共享数据集；(3)促进沟通，确保研究目标和方法平衡研究社区和关键气候影响利益相关者的优先事项。该研讨会有可能将对气候干预战略的许多不同评估转变为一种综合的跨学科方法。目标结果是具有社会相关结果的端到端气候干预评估。计划参加研讨会的人员包括全国公认的气候研究人员、早期职业科学家、来自美国各地的研究生以及国际公认的专家。来自北极地区、发展中国家和土著社区等代表性不足群体的与会者也将参加会议。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

This grant is in partial support of the Community Climate Intervention Strategies Workshop to be held April 15-17, 2020 at UCAR/NCAR in Boulder. Experts in emissions mitigation, carbon dioxide removal (CDR), solar radiation management (SRM), integrated assessment modeling (IAM), observations, ecological and societal impacts, ethics, and communication will collaboratively develop a unifying research framework and initiate working groups that will identify and address critical combined climate intervention research questions. A climate intervention strategy framework that coordinates existing work and identifies innovative research efforts and future research needs across mitigation, climate intervention areas, and climate change impacts would be of great benefit. The objective of the workshop is to create such a unifying framework that will fortify climate intervention research through new partnerships to achieve the following: (1) construction of a portfolio of ethically-informed future scenarios that integrate mitigation, CDR, and SRM, (2) development of methods for collaborative impact analysis relevant to society and ecosystems so that common and relevant metrics and shared datasets can be developed and distributed, and (3) facilitation of communication to ensure research goals and methodologies balance the priorities of research communities as well as key climate-affected stakeholders. The workshop has the potential to transform many distinct assessments of climate intervention strategies into a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach. The targeted result is end-to-end climate intervention assessments with societally-relevant outcomes. Planned participants in the workshop include nationally-recognized climate researchers, early career scientists, and graduate students from across the United States as well as internationally-recognized experts. Also planned is participation by attendees from underrepresented groups from the Arctic, developing countries, and indigenous communities.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.