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Articles tagged: Climate

  • commercial space, international cooperation in space, lunar economy, sustainable lunar development February 2021 Supporting sustainable lunar development

    ... much energy production, mining and heavy industry off the planet, allowing us to greatly slow the effects of climate change and restore biodiversity. It will also transform the way we think about our own humanity and...

    • commercial space
    • international cooperation in space
    • lunar economy
    • sustainable lunar development
    Authors: Michael Castle-Miller    
  • international space relations, space governance, space politics, US space strategy October 2021 A US space strategy for 2050: shaping a domain on the cusp

    ... at large, as researchers, academics and entrepreneurs consider applications of space for addressing global issues like water scarcity, climate change and poverty, to name just three. At the same time, the renewal of great-power competition has...

    • international space relations
    • space governance
    • space politics
    • US space strategy
    Authors: Christopher P Mulder     Clementine G Starling     Mark J Massa    
  • Asgardia, COPUOS, cultural paradigm, space culture, Space Exploration January 2023 Evolving human space culture – reflections on humanity’s cultural potential in space

    ... lives in space and space exploration to manifest and flourish. Regardless of conflicting arguments and opinions on topics like climate change and the source of its mechanisms, human beings have proved themselves to be a very contentious, often toxic...

    • Asgardia
    • COPUOS
    • cultural paradigm
    • space culture
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: Cheryl Gallagher    
  • November 2025 Extra-terrestrial Skyring: managing space debris with an artificial planetary ring

    ... Activities conference in Lisbon, Portugal, the Director of UNOOSA, Aarti Holla-Maini, stated: “Unlike the gradual crisis of climate change the accumulation of space debris could fast surpass our ability to mitigate.” However, there is another way...

    Authors: Kelvin Long    
  • 09 December 2015 France and Germany Confirm Plans to Launch Methane Monitoring Satellite

    ... assessment system. The project is currently six years behind schedule, but in statements made at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, Brigitte Zypries (Germany's federal coordinator for German aerospace policy) and Thierry Mandon (French...

  • 15 May 2024 Lisbon summit calls for urgent action on space threats

    ... urgency of our mission here. These challenges require prompt and unified action. “Unlike the gradual crisis of climate change, the escalation of orbital debris could far surpass our capacity to mitigate,” she warned. The UN is uniquely...

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