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Geoengineering
Scientists Inject Salt Aerosol Into Clouds in Controversial Climate Experiment
A climate expert says spraying sea salt into the troposphere is less threatening than other current efforts, but the lack of robust regulations is concerning.
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Drastic and Irreversible Climate Geoengineering Worries Scientists
A U.S. company is already sending balloons filled with sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere. NASA is considering flying ice into the atmosphere.
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How Australia’s Biggest Dust Storm Went on to Green the Ocean
One proposed way of dealing with climate change includes fertilising the oceans with iron.
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Atlantropa: The Colossal 1920s Plan to Dam the Mediterranean and Create a Supercontinent
Atlantropa was the brainchild of the German architect Herman Sörgel, who tirelessly promoted his project from 1928 until his death in 1952.
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Scientists Inject Salt Aerosol Into Clouds in Controversial Climate Experiment
A climate expert says spraying sea salt into the troposphere is less threatening than other current efforts, but the lack of robust regulations is concerning.
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Drastic and Irreversible Climate Geoengineering Worries Scientists
A U.S. company is already sending balloons filled with sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere. NASA is considering flying ice into the atmosphere.
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How Australia’s Biggest Dust Storm Went on to Green the Ocean
One proposed way of dealing with climate change includes fertilising the oceans with iron.
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Atlantropa: The Colossal 1920s Plan to Dam the Mediterranean and Create a Supercontinent
Atlantropa was the brainchild of the German architect Herman Sörgel, who tirelessly promoted his project from 1928 until his death in 1952.
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