Law Review Symposium Issue on Climate Geoengineering

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For those of you who follow climate geoengineering, and/or interesting international governance issues, the Stanford Journal of Law, Science & Policy has just published a special issue on climate geoengineering. The Table of Contents and the URL (open access) for the issue is listed below. wil

http://www.stanford.edu/group/sjlsp/cgi-bin/articles/index.php?CatID=1013

 

  • Geoengineering Governance Systems, Gregory E. Wannier, Megan Herzog, & Darrell Atkinson;
  • The Asilomar International Conference on Climate Intervention Technologies, Margaret Leinen;
  • Considerations on Governance for Climate Remediation Technologies: Lessons from the “Ozone Hole”, Richard Benedick;
  • The Limitations of Geoengineering Governance In A World of Uncertainty, Bidisha Banerjee;
  • Climate Geoengineering, Solar Radiation Management and its Implications for Intergenerational Equity, William C.G. Burns
  • Geoengineering and the Myth of Unilateralism: Pressures and Prospects for International Cooperation, Joshua B. Horton

 

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