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98. Shue H (1999) Global environment and international
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106. Miller B, Tillman D (2008) Combustion engineering
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107. Wang M, Lawal A, Stephenson P, Sidders J,
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108. Samanta A, Zhao A, Shimizu G, Sarkar P, Gupta
R (2011) Post-combustion CO 2 capture using solid
sorbents: a review. Ind Eng Chem Res
51(4):1438–1463
109. Merkel TC, Lin H, Wei X, Baker R (2010) Power
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opportunity for membranes. J Membr Sci
359(1–2):126–139
110. Nielsen CJ, Herrmann H, Weller C (2012) Atmospheric chemistry and environmental impact of the
use of amines in carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Chem Soc Rev 41(19):6684–6704
111. Milner PJ et al (2017) A diaminopropane-appended
metal-organic framework enabling efficient CO 2 capture from coal flue gas via a mixed adsorption mechanism. J Am Chem Soc 139(38):13541–13553
112. Mason JA, Sumida K, Herm ZR, Krishna R, Long JR
(2011) Evaluating metal-organic frameworks for
post-combustion carbon dioxide capture via temperature swing adsorption. Energy Environ Sci
4(8):3030–3040
113. Stanger R et al (2015) Oxyfuel combustion for CO 2
capture in power plants. Int J Greenh Gas Control
40:55–125
114. Blunt M (2010) Carbon dioxide storage[J]. Grantham
Institute Briefing Paper, 4
115. Huijgen WJJ, Comans RNJ (2003) Carbon dioxide
sequestration by mineral carbonation. Literature
review, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands,
No. ECN-C–03-016
116. Snæbjörnsdóttir SÓ, Gislason S (2016) CO 2 storage
potential of basaltic rocks offshore Iceland. Energy
Procedia 86:371–380
117. Adams E, Caldeira K (2008) Ocean storage of CO 2 .
Elements 4(5):319–324
118. Vaughan N, Lenton TM (2011) A review of climate
geoengineering proposals. Clim Chang 109(3):745–790
119. Marcucci A, Kypreos S, Panos E (2017) The road to
achieving the long-term Paris targets: energy transition and the role of direct air capture. Clim Chang
144(2):181–193
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human virtues of the future. MIT Press, Cambridge,
MA/London, p 2430244
82. Wienhues A (2018) Life in common: distributive
ecological justice on a shared earth. University of
Manchester
83. Shue H (2011) Human rights, climate change, and the
trillionth ton. In: The ethics of global climate change.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
84. Gardiner SM (2006) A perfect moral storm: climate
change, intergenerational ethics and the problem of
moral corruption. Environ Values 15(3):397–413
85. Caney S (2005) Cosmopolitan justice, responsibility, and
global climate change. Leiden J Int Law 18(4):747–775
86. Moellendorf D (2009) Treaty norms and climate
change mitigation. Ethics Int Aff 23(3):247–265
87. Shue H (1993) Subsistence emissions and luxury
emissions. Law Policy 15(1):39–60
88. Vanderheiden S (2011) Globalizing responsibility for
climate change. Ethics Int Aff 25(1):65–84
89. Shue H (1992) Chapter 14: The unavoidability of
justice. In: Hurrell A, Kingsbury B (eds) The international politics of the environment: actors, interests,
and institutions. Clarendon Press, Oxford/New York,
pp 373–397
90. Hardin G (1968) The tragedy of the commons. Science 162(3859):1243–1248
91. Johnson LB (2003) Ethical obligations in a tragedy of
the commons. Environ Values 12(3):271–287
92. Soroos MS (1997) The endangered atmosphere: preserving a global commons. University of South Carolina Press, Columbia
93. Ostrom E (1990) Governing the commons: the evolution of institutions for collective action. Cambridge
University Press, New York
94. Sinnott-Armstrong W (2005) It’s not my fault: global
warming and individual moral obligations. In Perspectives on climate change: Science, economics,
politics and ethics, advances in the economics of
environmental resources, Edited by: Sinnott-Armstrong, W and Howarth, RB. 4:285–307. Amsterdam:
Elsevier
95. Johnson B (2011) The possibility of a joint
communique: my response to Hourdequin. Environ
Values 20(2):147–156
96. Hedberg T (2018) Climate change, moral integrity,
and obligations to reduce individual greenhouse gas
emissions. Ethics Policy Environ 21(1):64–68
97. Hourdequin M (2011) Climate change and individual
responsibility: a reply to Johnson. Environ Values
20(2):157–162
98. Shue H (1999) Global environment and international
inequality. Int Aff 75:531–545
99. Singer P (2002) One world: the ethics of globalization. Yale University Press, New Haven
100. Gardiner SM (2011) Some early ethics of
geoengineering the climate: a commentary on the
values of the Royal Society Report. Environ Values
20(2):163–188
101. Jamieson D (1996) Ethics and intentional climate
change. Clim Chang 33(3):323–336
102. Crutzen PJ (2006) The “Anthropocene”. In: Ehlers E,
Krafft T (eds) Earth system science in the
Anthropocene. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Berlin/
Heidelberg, pp 13–18
103. Metz B, Davidson O, de Coninck H, Loos M, Meyer
L (2005) IPCC special report on carbon dioxide
capture and storage. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Cambridge
104. Di Gianfrancesco A (2016) Materials for ultrasupercritical and advanced ultra-supercritical power
plants. Woodhead Publishing, Oxford
105. Bert M, Ogunlade D, Heleen DC, Manuela L, Leo M.
IPCC special report on carbon dioxide capture and
storage. UK: Cambridge University Press
106. Miller B, Tillman D (2008) Combustion engineering
issues for solid fuel systems. Academic, Amsterdam
107. Wang M, Lawal A, Stephenson P, Sidders J,
Ramshaw C (2011) Postcombustion CO 2 capture
with chemical absorption: a state-of-the-art review.
Chem Eng Res Des 89(9):1609–1624
108. Samanta A, Zhao A, Shimizu G, Sarkar P, Gupta
R (2011) Post-combustion CO 2 capture using solid
sorbents: a review. Ind Eng Chem Res
51(4):1438–1463
109. Merkel TC, Lin H, Wei X, Baker R (2010) Power
plant post-combustion carbon dioxide capture: an
opportunity for membranes. J Membr Sci
359(1–2):126–139
110. Nielsen CJ, Herrmann H, Weller C (2012) Atmospheric chemistry and environmental impact of the
use of amines in carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Chem Soc Rev 41(19):6684–6704
111. Milner PJ et al (2017) A diaminopropane-appended
metal-organic framework enabling efficient CO 2 capture from coal flue gas via a mixed adsorption mechanism. J Am Chem Soc 139(38):13541–13553
112. Mason JA, Sumida K, Herm ZR, Krishna R, Long JR
(2011) Evaluating metal-organic frameworks for
post-combustion carbon dioxide capture via temperature swing adsorption. Energy Environ Sci
4(8):3030–3040
113. Stanger R et al (2015) Oxyfuel combustion for CO 2
capture in power plants. Int J Greenh Gas Control
40:55–125
114. Blunt M (2010) Carbon dioxide storage[J]. Grantham
Institute Briefing Paper, 4
115. Huijgen WJJ, Comans RNJ (2003) Carbon dioxide
sequestration by mineral carbonation. Literature
review, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands,
No. ECN-C–03-016
116. Snæbjörnsdóttir SÓ, Gislason S (2016) CO 2 storage
potential of basaltic rocks offshore Iceland. Energy
Procedia 86:371–380
117. Adams E, Caldeira K (2008) Ocean storage of CO 2 .
Elements 4(5):319–324
118. Vaughan N, Lenton TM (2011) A review of climate
geoengineering proposals. Clim Chang 109(3):745–790
119. Marcucci A, Kypreos S, Panos E (2017) The road to
achieving the long-term Paris targets: energy transition and the role of direct air capture. Clim Chang
144(2):181–193
Air Pollution and Climate Change: Sustainability, Restoration, and Ethical Implications
321