Email: ina.moller@wur.nl

Ina Möller is assistant professor for climate politics at the Environmental Policy Group of Wageningen University. She studies the political dynamics that shape the climate change science and policy interface. Her principal focus is how climate intervention technologies are becoming part of contemporary policy making, both in the form of carbon dioxide removal ('negative emissions technologies') and solar radiation modification ('solar geoengineering'). Additional areas of study include the use of climate science in litigation, the impact of global models and scenarios on governmental and corporate decision making, and the interface between climate and food policy in the European Union.

Möller is a member of the Climate Social Science Network and the Earth System Governance project, where she is involved with working groups on the politics of geoengineering, net-zero, food and agriculture, and carbon dioxide removal. She teaches Masters courses on international environmental and climate change policy, and supervises both MSc and PhD students working on projects related to the politics of climate change, institutional complexity, and the science-policy interface.

Möller received her PhD in Political Science from Lund University in Sweden. Her work has been published with leading journals and publishers, including Global Environmental Politics, Global Environmental Change, and Cambridge University Press.

The politics of climate engineering. Speculative technologies to engineer the climate by enhancing the Earth's reflectivity or its capacity to absorb carbon dioxide are becoming increasingly pronounced in discussions on how to address the climate crisis. At the same time, their appearance on the scientific and political agenda raises concerns about the implications of considering still largely imaginary technologies as a part of climate policy. This project, funded by the Wageningen PostDoc talent programme, explores the interface between scientific expertise and policy making in the case of climate engineering.

Ina coordinates the ENP-30306 International Environmental Policy course and co-coordinates the ENR-22806 Principles of Climate Change Economics and Policy at Masters level, where she gives both lectures and seminars. She also supervises Masters theses on topics related to her research areas.