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    • An Evaluation of U.S. Government Aid to India, June 1964
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Implementation and Utilization of Geoengineering for Global Climate Change Control, 2007

Abstract

If geoengineering represents the most efficient and effective first step towards a solution of the global climate change problem, it is important to analyze how an effective geoengineering effort might best be organized. It would appear that there would be some advantages for any laboratory research to be done by a single country, or perhaps a small group of countries. Overall, international organizations appear to be best situated to handle real world testing, plan acceptance, initial implementation, and maintenance of such a program.

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