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Knowledge-Power-Values,f SGE, the invocation of ‘emergency’, the elevation of cost-benefit thinking, the narrowing of ethical debates, and the implications of SGE for capitalism and geo-political ordering. In each case the analysis shows how contradictory forces and imperatives cohabit, in ways which restrain SGE’s normalisation.

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Book 2019inaries which animate ‘engineering the climate’ and discusses why this climate solution is so controversial. The book explains geoengineering’s past, its revival in the mid-2000s, and its future prospects including its shadow presence in the Paris climate accord. The main focus however is on dissect

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Ursula Degener,Beate Rosenzweig of the book’s analysis for thinking about climate policy post-Paris and about environmentalism more generally, before considering whether SGE will ever come into being as a deployed technology and a third leg of climate policy.

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The Re-emergence of Solar Geoengineering, revival are traced, and the various ways in which it is framed, understood and imagined today are analysed. This analysis shows how geoengineering has been unable to be normalised as a respectable third leg of climate policy. It is researched and imagined but it lacks legitimacy and traction.

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Conclusion, of the book’s analysis for thinking about climate policy post-Paris and about environmentalism more generally, before considering whether SGE will ever come into being as a deployed technology and a third leg of climate policy.

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