ETHICS OF CHEMISTRY: FROM POISON GAS TO CLIMATE ENGINEERING
Joachim Schummer explores the ethical dimensions of chemistry from poison gas to climate engineering. Bringing historical and contemporary concerns into conversation, this book considers how chemical knowledge, technological power, and scientific applications affect society and challenge ideas of responsibility.
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Ethics of Chemistry: From Poison Gas to Climate Engineering examines the ethical dimensions of chemistry across influential and controversial areas of scientific application.
Joachim Schummer connects the history of poison gas with contemporary discussions of climate engineering, highlighting the broad social consequences associated with chemical knowledge.
The book offers a reflective perspective for readers interested in chemistry, science ethics, technological responsibility, and the relationship between scientific progress and society.
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