22 L Rickards
2 For example, Carbon Farming Australia is one of many consulting firms
in Australia that aggregate together individual farms’ carbon sequestration contracts, liaise with the funder (usually the federal government), and
manage the contracts for the farmers, including arranging insurance for them.
https://carbonfarmersofaustralia.com.au/carbon-trading/getting-startedwith-the-carbon-farming-initiative/
References
Anshelm, J & Hansson, A 2014, ‘The last chance to save the planet? An analysis
of the geoengineering advocacy discourse in the public debate’, Environmental
Humanities, vol. 5, pp. 101–123.
Anshelm, J & Hansson, A 2016, ‘Has the grand idea of geoengineering as Plan B run
out of steam?’, The Anthropocene Review, vol. 3, pp. 64–74.
Booth, K & Tranter, B 2018, ‘When disaster strikes: Under-insurance in Australian
households’, Urban Studies, vol. 55, pp. 3135–3150.
Brent, K 2018, ‘Solar radiation management geoengineering and strict liability
for ultrahazardous activities’, In Jefferies, C.S.G, Craik, N, Seck, S.L, Stephens,
T (Eds.) Global Environmental Change and Innovation in International Law,
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 161–179.
Buis, A 2019, ‘Can climate affect earthquakes, or is the connection shaky?’, NASA
Global Climate Change, Vital Signs, viewed 29 October 2019,
Collier, S.J, Elliott, R & Lehtonen, T-K 2021, ‘Climate change and insurance’,
Economy and Society, vol. 50, pp. 158–172.
Dalby, S 2015, ‘Geoengineering: The next era of geopolitics?’, Geography Compass,
vol. 9, pp. 190–201.
Dannenberg, A & Zitzelsberger, S 2019, ‘Climate experts’ views on geoengineering
depend on their beliefs about climate change impacts’, Nature Climate Change,
vol. 9, pp. 769–775.
Droste, N, May, W, Clough, Y, Börjesson, G, Brady, M.V & Hedlund, K 2020, ‘Soil
carbon insures arable crop production against increasing adverse weather due to
climate change’, Environmental Research Letters, vol. 15, no. 12, p. 124034.
Einav, L & Finkelstein, A 2018, ‘Moral hazard in health insurance: What we know and
how we know it’, Journal of the European Economic Association, vol. 16, pp. 957–982.
Ewald, F 1991, ‘Insurance and risk’, In Burchell, G, Gordon, C, Miller, P (Eds.)
The Foucault Effect: Studies in Governmentality, University of Chicago Press,
Chicago.
Ewald, F 2019, ‘The values of insurance’, Grey Room, pp. 120–145.
Fairbairn, M 2020, ‘Fields of gold’, Fields of Gold. Cornell University Press, Ithaca,
NY.
Fragniere, A & Gardiner, S.M 2016, ‘Why geoengineering is not ‘Plan B’’. In Preston,
CJ (Ed.) Climate Justice and Geoengineering: Ethics and Policy in the Atmospheric
Anthropocene, Rowman & Littlefield International, London, pp. 15–32.
Guthrie, D & Kirrane, A 2017, ‘Insurance issues for carbon capture and storage’, HWL Ebsworth Lawyers,
Hale, B & Dilling, L 2011, ‘Geoengineering, ocean fertilization, and the problem of
permissible pollution’, Science, Technology & Human Values, vol. 36, pp. 190–212.
2 For example, Carbon Farming Australia is one of many consulting firms
in Australia that aggregate together individual farms’ carbon sequestration contracts, liaise with the funder (usually the federal government), and
manage the contracts for the farmers, including arranging insurance for them.
https://carbonfarmersofaustralia.com.au/carbon-trading/getting-startedwith-the-carbon-farming-initiative/
References
Anshelm, J & Hansson, A 2014, ‘The last chance to save the planet? An analysis
of the geoengineering advocacy discourse in the public debate’, Environmental
Humanities, vol. 5, pp. 101–123.
Anshelm, J & Hansson, A 2016, ‘Has the grand idea of geoengineering as Plan B run
out of steam?’, The Anthropocene Review, vol. 3, pp. 64–74.
Booth, K & Tranter, B 2018, ‘When disaster strikes: Under-insurance in Australian
households’, Urban Studies, vol. 55, pp. 3135–3150.
Brent, K 2018, ‘Solar radiation management geoengineering and strict liability
for ultrahazardous activities’, In Jefferies, C.S.G, Craik, N, Seck, S.L, Stephens,
T (Eds.) Global Environmental Change and Innovation in International Law,
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 161–179.
Buis, A 2019, ‘Can climate affect earthquakes, or is the connection shaky?’, NASA
Global Climate Change, Vital Signs, viewed 29 October 2019,
Collier, S.J, Elliott, R & Lehtonen, T-K 2021, ‘Climate change and insurance’,
Economy and Society, vol. 50, pp. 158–172.
Dalby, S 2015, ‘Geoengineering: The next era of geopolitics?’, Geography Compass,
vol. 9, pp. 190–201.
Dannenberg, A & Zitzelsberger, S 2019, ‘Climate experts’ views on geoengineering
depend on their beliefs about climate change impacts’, Nature Climate Change,
vol. 9, pp. 769–775.
Droste, N, May, W, Clough, Y, Börjesson, G, Brady, M.V & Hedlund, K 2020, ‘Soil
carbon insures arable crop production against increasing adverse weather due to
climate change’, Environmental Research Letters, vol. 15, no. 12, p. 124034.
Einav, L & Finkelstein, A 2018, ‘Moral hazard in health insurance: What we know and
how we know it’, Journal of the European Economic Association, vol. 16, pp. 957–982.
Ewald, F 1991, ‘Insurance and risk’, In Burchell, G, Gordon, C, Miller, P (Eds.)
The Foucault Effect: Studies in Governmentality, University of Chicago Press,
Chicago.
Ewald, F 2019, ‘The values of insurance’, Grey Room, pp. 120–145.
Fairbairn, M 2020, ‘Fields of gold’, Fields of Gold. Cornell University Press, Ithaca,
NY.
Fragniere, A & Gardiner, S.M 2016, ‘Why geoengineering is not ‘Plan B’’. In Preston,
CJ (Ed.) Climate Justice and Geoengineering: Ethics and Policy in the Atmospheric
Anthropocene, Rowman & Littlefield International, London, pp. 15–32.
Guthrie, D & Kirrane, A 2017, ‘Insurance issues for carbon capture and storage’, HWL Ebsworth Lawyers,
Hale, B & Dilling, L 2011, ‘Geoengineering, ocean fertilization, and the problem of
permissible pollution’, Science, Technology & Human Values, vol. 36, pp. 190–212.