• Jesse Reynolds
• July 5, 2019

Can Planting Trees Solve Climate Change?

Unfortunately, a new scientific paper overstates forests’ potential

• Jesse Reynolds
• June 18, 2019

There Will Be No Global Environmental Constitution (at Least Not Now)

The proposed Global Pact for the Environment stumbles, as expected

• Jesse Reynolds
• May 24, 2019

Governing New Biotechnologies for Biodiversity Conservation

The fourth in a series examines how international institutions have responded

• Jesse Reynolds
• May 23, 2019

The Governance of Solar Geoengineering: Managing Climate Change in the Anthropocene

My book is now available!

• Jesse Reynolds
• May 21, 2019

Genetically Modifying Wild Populations

The third in a series examines powerful new gene drive tools

• Jesse Reynolds
• May 15, 2019

Could Genetically Modified Organisms Help Conserve Biodiversity?

The second in a series examines GMOs intentionally released into the wild

• Jesse Reynolds
• May 10, 2019

Genetically Modified Organisms Return to the International Policy Agenda

This first in a series begins by looking back at GMOs and environmental law

• Jesse Reynolds
• March 13, 2019

Governing Geoengineering at the United Nations? No, at Least Not Now

A proposed resolution falters at the UN Environment Assembly

• Jesse Reynolds
• February 17, 2019

Does the Fossil Fuel Industry Support Geoengineering?

A misleading new report from Center for International Environmental Law and the Heinrich Boell Foundation demeans the discourse

• Jesse Reynolds
• January 7, 2019

Will There Be a Global Environmental Constitution?

The potential of a proposed Global Pact for the Environment remains uncertain