Disagreement about how to govern geoengineering at the UN

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Disagreement about how to govern geoengineering at the UN

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Last month, the UN Environment Assembly failed to come to an agreement about governing geoeningeering. But this is a topic that will be brought up more and more as climate change continues.

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