FYI. The Tulsa Law Review has just released a special symposium issue on climate change geoengineering; I have included the Table of Contents below. wil
Tulsa Law Review
Volume 46 Spring 2011 Number 2
Symposium:
geoengineering
Geoengineering and Climate Management:
From Marginality To Inevitability Jay Michaelson 221
Framing The Social, Political, And
Environmental Risks And Benefits
Of Geoengineering: Balancing The Hard-
To-Imagine Against The Hard-To-Measure Gareth Davies 261
Geoengineering the Climate:
An Overview of Solar Radiation
Management Options William C.G. Burns 283
Geoengineering and International Law:
The Search For Common Legal Ground Ralph Bodle 305
Colorado Residential Property Owners
And Their Cloudy Right To
Precipitation Capture Ryan S. Hansen 323
A Navigational System For Uncharted Waters:
The London Convention And London
Protocol’s Assessment Framework
On Ocean Iron Fertilization Melissa Eick 351
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Hi Wil – can you advise of how (or if) I can gain access to the issue or articles? I have found the papers by yourself and Gareth Davies online, but had no success with the Jay Michaelson paper. I have looked at the Tulsa Law Review website, and subscribed, but could not see how to access the issue through the site.
Regards,
Paul
Dear Paul. Sorry, didn\’t see this message until now. Please contact Professor Rex Zedalis at Tulsa: .