Climate engineering needs a clean bill of health

Colin J. Carlson () and Christopher H. Trisos
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Colin J. Carlson: University of Maryland
Christopher H. Trisos: University of Maryland

Nature Climate Change, 2018, vol. 8, issue 10, 843-845

Abstract: Climate change will almost certainly cause millions of deaths. Climate engineering might prevent this, but benefits — and risks — remain mostly unevaluated. Now is the time to bring planetary health research into climate engineering conversations.

Date: 2018
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