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Yesthere are activist groups set on "prev
Yesthere are activist groups set on "preventing research" and trying to
"stymie" progress in understanding geoengineering.
Ethicists, however, do something much differentgenerating discussion
about values, uncovering the complexities about participation and just
distribution of goods,
