US EditionUK scientists aim to dim sunlight to fight climate change: Report
- The U.K. Is set to begin trials to reflect sunlight away from Earth, with funding of £50 million, aimed at combating climate change, as reported by The U.K. Telegraph.
- These geoengineering methods include stratospheric aerosol injection and marine cloud brightening, overseen by the Advanced Research and Invention Agency.
- Rutgers University researchers warned about potential catastrophic effects if solar geoengineering efforts are halted abruptly, as noted by the U.K.'s Daily Mail.
- Despite the controversy and warnings, the U.K. Aims to become a leading funder of geoengineering research, with projects expected to be confirmed within weeks.
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F.D. Flam: Geoengineering’s risks need to be studied more
More than a dozen private companies around the world are looking to profit from extreme measures to combat global warming — filling the sky with sunlight-blocking particles, brightening clouds or changing the chemistry of the oceans. We live in precarious times when it’s not hard to find the technology and the money to change the Earth’s climate. The problem is that nobody knows how to control the unintended consequences. Some scientists who’ve …
Morano on Jesse Watters Primetime on Fox News on blocking the sun w/ geoengineering: ‘We spent decades cleaning up our atmosphere, & now they want to inject pollution back into it?!
Rough Transcript: Rachel Campos-Duffy: Marc Morano is the Climate Depot publisher and author of The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown, and of course, he joins us now. M…
Geoengineering experiments to dim sunlight may soon begin in the fight against climate change
The United Kingdom's Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) will soon announce experiments to test the theory that altering Earth's clouds can help counteract the effects of climate change. The government agency states it is studying geoengineering with extreme caution, but many consider the field a dangerous distraction amid the...Read Entire Article
Experiments to dim the sun's light have been authorized
Scientists have been given permission to test whether “dimming” sunlight could effectively combat global warming in the near future. A strategy that some in the scientific community recently called “complete madness” is now set to cost billions.
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