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Public perceptions of geoengineering research governance: An experimental deliberative approach

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Recent attempts to conduct experiments in climate ‘geoengineering’ have demonstrated the deeply controversial nature of this field of scientific research. Social scientists have begun to explore public perceptions of geoengineering, and have documented a significant degree of concern over the effective governance of research and experimentation in this area. Yet, public perception on what constitutes a legitimate geoengineering experiment and how it should be governed remains under-researched...

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Published
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10.1016/j.gloenvcha.2017.06.004

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Institution:
University of Oxford
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SSD
Department:
SAME
Sub department:
Social & Cultural Anthropology
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Oxford, Institute for Science, Innovation and Society
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Institution:
University of Oxford
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SSD
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SOGE
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Greenhouse Gas Removal Instruments & Policies project (GRIP
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Greenhouse Gas Removal Instruments & Policies project (GRIP
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Climate Geoengineering Governance project (Grant ES/J007730/1
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Climate Geoengineering Governance project (Grant ES/J007730/1
Publisher:
Elsevier Publisher's website
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Global Environmental Change Journal website
Volume:
45
Pages:
194–202
Publication date:
2017-07-10
Acceptance date:
2017-06-16
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0959-3780
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2017-07-12

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