Haomiao Du is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Twente, the Netherlands

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• IntroductionPart I – BackgroundChapter 1 Political And Scientific Aspects Of GeoengineeringPart II – Applying Contemporary International Law To GeoengineeringChapter 2 Contemporary International Law And Geoengineering – A General ApproachChapter 3 Contemporary International Law And Geoengineering – A Technique-By-Technique ApproachPart III Towards Better GovernanceChapter 4 Main Scenarios of the Future of Geoengineering GovernanceChapter 5 Balancing the Risk of Climate Change against Geoengineering – Controlling Environmental Risk and Coping with Scientific UncertaintyConclusion

Haomiao Du is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Twente, the Netherlands

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• IntroductionPart I – BackgroundChapter 1 Political And Scientific Aspects Of GeoengineeringPart II – Applying Contemporary International Law To GeoengineeringChapter 2 Contemporary International Law And Geoengineering – A General ApproachChapter 3 Contemporary International Law And Geoengineering – A Technique-By-Technique ApproachPart III Towards Better GovernanceChapter 4 Main Scenarios of the Future of Geoengineering GovernanceChapter 5 Balancing the Risk of Climate Change against Geoengineering – Controlling Environmental Risk and Coping with Scientific UncertaintyConclusion

Haomiao Du is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Twente, the Netherlands

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• IntroductionPart I – BackgroundChapter 1 Political And Scientific Aspects Of GeoengineeringPart II – Applying Contemporary International Law To GeoengineeringChapter 2 Contemporary International Law And Geoengineering – A General ApproachChapter 3 Contemporary International Law And Geoengineering – A Technique-By-Technique ApproachPart III Towards Better GovernanceChapter 4 Main Scenarios of the Future of Geoengineering GovernanceChapter 5 Balancing the Risk of Climate Change against Geoengineering – Controlling Environmental Risk and Coping with Scientific UncertaintyConclusion