Geoengineering: neither economical, nor ethical—a risk–reward nexus analysis of carbon dioxide removal

Overview of attention for article published in International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, January 2018

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RT @sylviareid14: @richardosbourne @WinterOakPress I’m not convinced. Subsidising fossil fuels post the Paris Climate Agreement is bad enou…

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RT @sylviareid14: @richardosbourne @WinterOakPress I’m not convinced. Subsidising fossil fuels post the Paris Climate Agreement is bad enou…

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@richardosbourne @WinterOakPress I’m not convinced. Subsidising fossil fuels post the Paris Climate Agreement is bad enough but then paying to store/ capture the carbon they generate just adds insult to injury. Keep carbon in the ground & live sustaina

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RT @LennartLUCSUS: New Paper: CO2 removal - neither economical nor ethical https://t.co/dq03m7vxSP and it risks delay real action.

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