The Ethics of Unintentional Geoengineering

Ethics, Policy and Environment 27 (3):471-475 (2024)
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Geoengineering, or the large-scale human intervention in earth’s climate systems, offers a potentially feasible and cost-effective response to climate change (Vaughan & Lenton, 2011). It also raise...

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