• Jesse Reynolds
• September 4, 2020

Gene Drives, Biodiversity Conservation, International Law, and Emerging Politics

My latest article is published by Global Environmental Politics

• Jesse Reynolds
• September 2, 2020

Taking Technology Seriously in Global Environmental Politics

A special issue on new technologies is now available

• Jesse Reynolds
• June 30, 2020

The Danger of Climate Change Deadlines

Essential targets set by some of the world’s leading climate scientists and policymakers just passed. Now what?

• Jesse Reynolds
• June 18, 2020

A New Report on Governing Climate Geoengineering

I suggest steps toward global governance of carbon dioxide removal and solar geoengineering

• Jesse Reynolds
• June 2, 2020

Trees Will *Not* Solve Climate Change

The authors of a controversial, influential paper backtrack — again

• Jesse Reynolds
• May 28, 2020

Nonstate Actors Could Help Govern Solar Geoengineering

Governments are not acting; maybe others could — and should

• Jesse Reynolds
• May 6, 2020

A Solar Geoengineering Milestone Goes Largely Unnoticed

The first explicit, meaningful outdoor test garnered little attention in the news or from environmentalists

• Jesse Reynolds
• April 27, 2020

The Netherlands Will Likely Meet Ambitious Climate Targets

While COVID-19 will enable NL to meet a court mandate, the government wants to go further

• Jesse Reynolds
• March 26, 2020

How the Coronavirus is (Not) Like Climate Change

The two have some informative parallels, although some observers draw the wrong conclusions

• Jesse Reynolds
• March 11, 2020

Europe Mulls its First Climate Law

What would it do in terms of emissions targets and likely actual mitigation?