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Using Drones to Study Human Beings: Ethical and Regulatory Issues
Researchers have used drones to track wildlife populations, monitor forest fires, map glaciers, and measure air pollution but have only begun to consider how to use these unmanned aerial vehicles to study huma...
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Climate Geoengineering
Climate geoengineering is in many ways a “poster child” for the value of the argumentative approach to decision analysis. It is fraught with so many different kinds of uncertainty that the reductive approach d...
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Risk, Precaution, and Nanotechnology
One of the primary concerns regarding emerging technologies is the ecological and human health impacts that engineered chemicals and materials can have when released into the environment. In this chapter, Kevi...
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An ethics of expertise based on informed consent
Ethicists widely accept the notion that scientists have moral responsibilities to benefit society at large. The dissemination of scientific information to the public and its political representatives is centra...