Geoengineering Governance, the Linear Model of Innovation, and the Accompanying Geoengineering Approach

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The Climate Geoengineering Governance Working Papers (2015)
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This paper aims to address the lack of critique of the linear model in geoengineering governance discourse, and to illustrate different considerations for a geoengineering governance framework that is not based on a linear model of technology innovation. Finally, we set to explore a particular approach to geoengineering governance based on Peter-Paul Verbeek’s notion of ‘technology accompaniment’

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