#solar-geoengineering

#solar-geoengineering

Marine cloud brightening (MCB) involves spraying saltwater into the air to reflect sunlight.

Solar geoengineering may serve as a contingency plan to counteract climate change effects. [ more ]

Solar geoengineering research project at Harvard called SCoPEx, aiming to combat climate change with sunlight-blocking aerosols, has been halted due to setbacks.

Solar geoengineering could have unintended side effects, such as affecting the ozone layer and leading to termination shock if aerosol spraying is abruptly stopped. [ more ]

Deliberate sun blocking for climate change now gaining momentum

Solar geoengineering poses serious risks and uncertainties [ more ]

Climate scientists, activists, and philanthropists met to prepare for increased funding for solar geoengineering in Silicon Valley.

The meeting aimed to set best practices for philanthropic-funded studies into solar radiation management.

Supporters of solar geoengineering argue that it could replicate natural cooling phenomena. [ more ]