Environmental policy frameworks, especially those for unprecedented technologies and practices like climate intervention, are complex to create but vital for progress. A recent study published in Conservation Biology has shown that low-impact-factor journals—often overlooked for publication—have proven instrumental in providing specialized and granular information for the development of key policies and regulations. The American Geophysical Union (AGU) also recently published ethical framework principles for climate interventions to guide responsible decision-making and inclusive dialogue.
Spaces we’re watching: marine instruments, ocean funding, ocean observation
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