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ESA 2009: Geoengineering, the last word

Geoengineering — the deliberate manipulation of climate to counteract global warming — might not be taking off just yet, but the push to fund more research into it is increasing. Read the full story here on Nature News. And that wraps up our coverage of the 2009 Ecological Society of America meeting.

Posted by Alex Witze on August 08, 2009
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