Examples of using Geoengineering in English and their translations into Russian
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Geoengineering is another policy option.
Information on the regulatory framework for geoengineering relevant to the Convention.
Some geoengineering techniques are regulated under existing treaty regimes, while others are prohibited.
Apart from the strategic interests involved in geoengineering there are the implications for human health.
If effective, geoengineering would reduce the impacts of climate change on biodiversity at the global level.
The UNFCCC andKyoto Protocol have not addressed geoengineering concepts as such or its governance.
Geoengineering techniques, if viable and effective, would be expected to reduce climate change impacts on biodiversity.
Particular concerns were raised over new andemerging activities such as geoengineering activities in the oceans.
Geoengineering raises a number of questions regarding the distribution of resources and impacts within and among societies and across time.
Biodiversity is affected by a number of drivers of change that will themselves be impacted by proposed CDR and SRM geoengineering techniques.
There is no single geoengineering approach that currently meets all three basic criteria for effectiveness, safety and affordability.
In September 2012, the UK Government published a statement of its view on geoengineering research.
Climate-related geoengineering” is a general term that encompasses several different geoengineering concepts, techniques or technologies.
In this period of unprecedented technological research and development, geoengineering is taking precedence as a solution to the climate crisis.
Since the 1950s, Nr production has greatly increased,representing perhaps the greatest single experiment in global geoengineering 1.1.
Canada also reported that it is collaborating in the Geoengineering Model Intercomparison Project(GeoMIP) of the World Climate Research Programme.
Efforts to improve waste management and regulate dumping at sea are also ongoing,including in relation to marine geoengineering see paras. 108 and 109.
The‘moral hazard' of geoengineering is that it is perceived as a technological fall-back, possibly reducing effort on mitigation.
The Convention on Biological Diversity has adopted a decision on geoengineering that covers all technologies that may affect biodiversity.
The consideration of geoengineering as a potential option raises many socio-economic, cultural and ethical issues, regardless of the specific geoengineering approach.
Climate engineering” and“climateintervention” may be considered as equivalent to“climate-related geoengineering”, hereafter geoengineering.
There is very limited understanding among stakeholders of geoengineering concepts, techniques and their potential positive and negative impacts on biodiversity.
In any case, interventions(both GGR and SRM) that are carried out at a small scale(eg: local tree planning projects; roof whitening)are not normally considered as geoengineering.
Notes that many geoengineering techniques do not meet basic criteria for effectiveness, safety and affordability, are difficult to deploy or govern and have not been well researched;
There have been very many scientific papers andreports relevant to climate geoengineering during the past three years, with approximately 350 such publications cited in the 2015 Update.
Any geoengineering project which could potentially have significant environmental impacts would need to follow the rules set out in Estonia's National Environmental Impact Assessment Act.
A number of new technologies presented as"green"- including geoengineering, nanotechnology, synthetic biology and biotechnology- compromise progress towards sustainable development.
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.
Furthermore, it was particularly worrying that geoengineering technologies for climate control, which could also serve as a weapon or as an antimissile shield, were situated in Puerto Rico.
This amendment, once entered into force, will strengthen the regulatory framework forocean fertilization activities and provide a framework for the further regulation of other marine geoengineering activities.