英文论文目录——地理科学、地理工程中的伦理学问题

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Ethics and International Affairs 16, 164-68. Betz, G. (2012). The case for climate engineering research: An analysis of the “arm the future” argument. Climatic Change 111(2), 473-485. Betz, G. & Cacean, S. (2011). The moral controversy about climate engineering – an argument map (version 2011-02-24). Karlsruhe, Germany: Karlsruhe Institute for Technology. [Online] Borgmann, A. (2011). Science, ethics, and technology and the challenge of global warming. In D. Scott and B. Francis (Eds.), Debating Science: Deliberation, Values, and the Common Good (pp. 169-177). Amherst, NY: Humanity Books. Brown, D. (2001). The ethical dimensions of global environmental issues. Daedalus 130, 59-77. Brown, D. (2002). American heat: Ethical problems with the United States' response to global warming. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. Bunzl, M. (2008). An ethical assessment of geoengineering. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 64(2), 18 Bunzl, M. (2009). Geoengineering research: Shouldn’t or couldn’t?. Environmental Research Letters, 4, 1-3. Bunzl, M. (2009). Researching geoengineering: Should not or could not? Environmental Research Letters, 4, 1-3. Bunzl, M. (2011). Geoengineering harms and compensation. Stanford Journal of Law, Science & Policy 4, 70-76. Burns, W. C. G. (2011). Climate geoengineering: Solar radiation management and its implications for intergenerational equity. Stanford Journal of Law, Science & Policy, May, 38-55. [Online] -C- Caney, S. (2010). Climate change, human rights, and moral thresholds. In S. Gardner, S. Caney, D. Jamieson, & H. Shue (Eds.), Climate Ethics (pp. 163-177). Oxford, England: Oxford University Press. Cuomo, C. (2011). Climate change, vulnerability, and responsibility. Hypatia, 26, 690-714. Curvelo, P. (2012). Exploring the ethics of geoengineering through images. The International Journal of the Image 2(2), 177–198 [Online]. -D- Dembe, A. E. & Boden, L. I. (2000). Moral hazard: A question of morality?. New Solutions, 10(3), 257-279. 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