Geoengineering our Climate?: Ethics, Politics, and Governance (The Earthscan Science in Society Series)
by Jason J. Blackstock, Sean Low
Geoengineering our Climate? explores the ethics, politics, and governance of climate engineering technologies. It examines the moral dilemmas, political challenges, and regulatory needs for potential interventions to address climate change, emphasizing societal implications and responsible approaches.
About This Book
Geoengineering our Climate? addresses the complex issues surrounding climate intervention technologies. It delves into the ethical considerations of manipulating the Earth's climate to mitigate global warming.
The book analyzes the political dimensions, including international relations and policy frameworks that would govern such large-scale interventions. It highlights the need for robust governance structures to ensure responsible implementation.
Part of the Earthscan Science in Society Series, it provides insights into how scientific advancements intersect with societal values and decision-making processes.
Authors Jason J. Blackstock and Sean Low bring expertise in environmental science and policy to discuss these pressing topics.
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