The national security implications of solar geoengineering: an Australian perspective

Volume: 73, Issue: 5, Pages: 485 - 503
Published: Sep 3, 2019
Abstract
Given current emissions trends an increase in global temperatures in excess of 2°C is highly likely in the coming century. In this context, it seems increasingly probable that states may consider solar geoengineering as a stop-gap climate response. Solar geoengineering refers to measures that aim to alleviate some measure of global warming by intentionally increasing the amount of the sun’s energy that is reflected into space. Currently the two...
Paper Details
Title
The national security implications of solar geoengineering: an Australian perspective
Published Date
Sep 3, 2019
Volume
73
Issue
5
Pages
485 - 503
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