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Philosophical Clarity and Real-world Debate
Ethics, Policy and Environment 17 (2):139-142 (2014)
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Morrow's central conclusion is that the argument for using solar radiation management to reduce the risks of climate change is ‘weaker than it appears’. The work done towards th...Author's Profile
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