Examples of using Geoengineering in English and their translations into Russian
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Deliberate injections of sulphur-containing compounds into the stratosphere, which have been suggested as a climate intervention approach("geoengineering"), could have substantial unintended effects on the ozone layer.
representing perhaps the greatest single experiment in global geoengineering 1.1.
are not normally considered as geoengineering.
In September 2012, the UK Government published a statement of its view on geoengineering research.
effective mechanism may be most relevant for those geoengineering concepts that have a potential to cause significant adverse transboundary effects,
Some other geoengineering techniques would be subject to general procedural obligations within existing treaty regimes,
Marine geoengineering, including ocean fertilization,
Unresolved issues for geoengineering application relate to the cost
Geoengineering is the deliberate manipulation of Earth systems to alter the climate, including high-risk technologies,
Section B provides an update on recent developments with regard to the potential impacts of geoengineering techniques on biodiversity, and on the regulatory framework for climate-related geoengineering relevant to the Convention.
other partners are working on the formulation of a geoengineering position based on current scientific understanding.
yet been clearly established, and the implications of its application to geoengineering are unclear.
This is of particular relevance for geoengineering or macroengineering activities that deliberately attempt to enhance CO2 absorption and sequestration in the
including relevant geoengineering activities.
as well as carbon storage, and are considering wider application to other marine geoengineering activities within their mandate.
Currently, the main focus is to amend the London Protocol with a view to regulating marine geoengineering activities such as ocean fertilization activities, including a mechanism for the future listing of other marine geoengineering activities.
Regarding the regulatory framework for geoengineering relevant to the Convention,
Deliberate large injections of sulphur-containing compounds into the stratosphere(geoengineering) would alter the radiative,
while recognizing that the carbon storage components of that process may also be shared by other techniques that are considered as geoengineering.
Some geoengineering techniques are regulated under existing treaty regimes,