Geoengineering in context

Jennifer E. Givens ()
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Jennifer E. Givens: Sociology, Utah State University

Nature Sustainability, 2018, vol. 1, issue 9, 459-460

Abstract: Abstract Geoengineering is unproven and risky. Social science scholars explain why some are still investing in and pursuing geoengineering to address climate change, and the consequences this has for alternatives.

Date: 2018
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