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Radical Climate Adaptation in Antarctica
As the climate crisis intensifies, there is growing interest in policies that might supplement emissions reduction and adaptation, such as carbon removal systems and solar radiation modification. One newly prominent class of proposed interventions, which we call radical adaptation, would aim to stab
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