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Developing a Unified National Stance on SRM: ECF Hosts Strategic Workshop in Johannesburg
By Wonder & Co On 5 June 2026, Emerging Climate Frontiers (ECF), in partnership with the Climate System Analysis Group (CSAG) at the University of Cape Town and the African Climate Intervention...
Shaped by Nature, Numbers, and Environmental Justice
ACIRH fellow Dr Sabina Abba Omar’s Research on Southern African Climate Dynamics By Wonder & Co. We recently caught up with African Climate Intervention Research Hub (ACIRH) fellow Dr Sabina...
Ghana hosts Africa’s first technical workshop on Solar Radiation Modification
By Wonder & Co. On April 1, 2026, Ghana hosted a technical workshop in Accra on solar radiation modification (SRM), making it the first African nation to do so for the continent. SRM is a...
What could climate intervention mean for Africa’s renewable energy future?
ACIRH Fellow Christiane Coulibaly explores the possible implications for solar and wind energy across Africa. By Wonder & Co. This month, we sat down with Christiane Coulibaly, a fellow of the...
Introducing the Climate Intervention Futures Initiative: Building Conceptual Infrastructure for a New Frontier of Climate Action
As climate impacts accelerate and progress on mitigation continues to lag, ideas that once sat at the speculative edge of climate research are edging toward more serious attention and consideration....
From Pinatubo to Policy: ACIRH Meets in Accra to Discuss Climate Intervention
by Dr Hugo De Lemos, Wonder & Co Climate experts and stakeholders met to discuss climate intervention strategies that could help lower global temperatures if climate change reaches dangerous...
The ACIRH Story: 12 Years in the Making
The ACIRH’s story started long before 2025. It began with CORDEX-Africa, where climate scientists across the continent worked together with limited resources to understand the impact of climate...
Africa’s Climate Future Demands a Voice in Global Geoengineering Debates
Africa’s climate future may be shaped as much by decisions made beyond its borders as by those taken within the continent itself. In a new Nature Climate Change Comment, African researchers argue...
Degrees Global Forum, Hosted in Cape Town, South Africa
The Degrees Global Forum 2025, co-organised by the African Climate Intervention Research Hub (ACIRH), brought together 300 participants from 49 countries in Cape Town to shape the future of SRM...
UCT Researcher and ACIR Hub Student Wins Inaugural Saleemul Huq Prize
At the closing session of the Degrees Global Forum 2025, Trisha Patel, a researcher from the University of Cape Town and member of the ACES Lab and ACIRH, received the inaugural Saleemul Huq Prize...
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Developing a Unified National Stance on SRM: ECF Hosts Strategic Workshop in Johannesburg
By Wonder & Co On 5 June 2026, Emerging Climate Frontiers (ECF), in partnership with the Climate System Analysis Group (CSAG) at the University...
SRM & Southern Africa
With risks from climate change mounting, there is growing interest in sunlight reflection methods (SRM). This primer introduces SRM and explores...
Shaped by Nature, Numbers, and Environmental Justice
ACIRH fellow Dr Sabina Abba Omar’s Research on Southern African Climate Dynamics By Wonder & Co. We recently caught up with African Climate...
Ghana hosts Africa’s first technical workshop on Solar Radiation Modification
By Wonder & Co. On April 1, 2026, Ghana hosted a technical workshop in Accra on solar radiation modification (SRM), making it the first African...
What could climate intervention mean for Africa’s renewable energy future?
ACIRH Fellow Christiane Coulibaly explores the possible implications for solar and wind energy across Africa. By Wonder & Co. This month, we sat...




