This book explores the contentious issue of geoengineering and presents a balanced examination of the arguments for and against this approach to mitigating climate change. Through a detailed discussion of various policy options, the book offers valuable insights into the potential benefits and drawbacks of different geoengineering techniques.In addition to its coverage of geoengineering, the book also provides a comprehensive overview of soil properties and mechanics, as well as field practices and basic engineering. The authors delve into topics such as engineering geological mapping, terrain evaluation, and land and water management, providing a wealth of information for engineers and geologists alike. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a student in the field, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking a deeper
understanding of soil mechanics, engineering geology, and the complex issues surrounding geoengineering. With its accessible language and comprehensive coverage, it is sure to become a staple reference for years to come.