DOI: 10.5553/IISL/2023066007006

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Cooperative Debris Remediation: Ready for Action!
Keywords Space debris, active debris removal
Authors Chuck Dickey, Valentin Uvarov en Guoyu Wang * xThe authors would like to thank the International Institute of Space Law, Secure World Foundation, and UNCOPUOS, for enabling platforms for dialogue about the international broker concepts discussed in this paper.
DOI 10.5553/IISL/2023066007006
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Chuck Dickey
Member, IISL, Corresponding Author and Principal, TCTB, P.O. Box 591031, Houston, TX 77259.

Valentin Uvarov
Member, IISL and Principal, TCTB.

Guoyu Wang
Member, IISL and Principal, TCTB.

    An International Non-Governmental Organization (INGO) could remediate the most dangerous orbital debris on behalf of cooperating governments who agree to share cost, risk and information within the INGO’s “firewall”. No new laws, national or international, are needed! If the INGO process and contractual model previously described by TCTB (“Three Country – Trusted Broker”) proved to be effective for the most dangerous debris, it could also be applied to other debris.

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The authors would like to thank the International Institute of Space Law, Secure World Foundation, and UNCOPUOS, for enabling platforms for dialogue about the international broker concepts discussed in this paper.

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