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Manhattan 2
Developing open-source,
large-scale climate R&D programs
We develop open-source (free) reference programs for high-impact climate R&D and invite universities, laboratories, governments, foundations, and independent experts to review, challenge, and improve them. Promising concepts can then be advanced by the institutions best suited to lead the work.
How to engage
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Review. Critique the technical assumptions, milestones, budgets, and missing work.
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Develop. Turn promising concepts into institution-led research programs or better alternatives.
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Connect. Identify researchers, institutions, funders, and public agencies that should evaluate the work.
Current initiative: Climate Moonshot
Eight roughly $1B, five-year initiatives spanning low-cost fission, economic fusion, climate models, SAI, and MCB.
The portfolio is a starting point - not a package any institution is being asked to adopt unchanged.
Background and prior work
Climate Videos
20+ short videos explaining the ideas and earlier research.
Climate Articles
Published articles and technical reports.
Climate R&D Laboratory Concept
Could a dedicated R&D organization tackle major pieces of the climate problem?
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