Proelß, Alexander (2013): Climate engineering and international law. Challenges for scientists and scholars. Potsdam (EuTRACE Journal, 2).

"The essay by Alexander Proelss “climate engineering and international law: challenges for scientists and scholars” discusses if it is admissible to address the issue of climate engineering (CE) from a legal point of view."

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Scott, Karen N. (2013): International Law in the Anthropocene. Responding to the Geoengineering Challenge. (forthcoming). In: Michigan Journal of International Law, pp. 1–38.

"However, this article will argue that international environmental law not only refers to an area of international regulation, but also comprises a distinct set of norms and principles applicable to states in a situation where the global environment is at risk of serious or irreversible harm."

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"Delegates at an international meeting in London have condemned the dumping of more than 100 tonnes of iron off B.C.’s coast, raising the ire of the lawyer for the First Nation involved in the project who calls the declaration "irresponsible.""

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Leal-Arcas, Rafael; Filis, Andrew (2012): Geoengineering a Future for Humankind. Some Technical and Ethical Considerations. In: Carbon and Climate Law Review (CCLR) 6 (2), pp. 128–148

"Clear rules in relation to how these strategies and techniques ought to be governed are in urgent need. Rules should not be limited to the governance aspects, but should also provide for the commercial use of geoengineering."

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