| 英文摘要 |
Marine geoengineering technology, an emerging new marine science and technology, has been controversial in the international community because of its uncertainty in marine environmental science. From the perspective of legal supervision, international treaties such as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the London Dumping Convention, and its Protocol, and the Convention on Biological Diversity all play a role in regulating the marine geoengineering technology to a certain extent. Nevertheless, marine geoengineering technologies still pose challenges to the existing international legal norms. Especially, the fragmentation of international law can not build a good governance paradigm for the legal regulation of marine geoengineering technologies, and the inherent limitations of international legal norms can not provide clear legal guidance for the global governance of marine geoengineering technologies, and the determination of the international legal responsibility and liability is complex. In this regard, we should uphold the concept of a community with a shared future for mankind, and effective governance of marine geoengineering technologies can be achieved by improving international legal norms, emphasizing the participation of non-state actors in matters and implementing the precautionary approach. |