Published 1 year ago

It's time to explore reflecting sunlight back into space to tackle climate crisis, says UN

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Global efforts to tackle climate change are currently insufficient, meaning it is time to explore technologies to reflect sunlight hitting the Earth back into space, a UN report has said.

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The Guardian

Deflecting sun’s rays to cool overheating Earth needs study, scientists say

More than 60 US scientists, including James Hansen, renowned former Nasa climate researcher, sign open letter

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

We may need giant mirrors to reflect sunlight away from Earth, UN says

Solar geoengineering could reverse the worst effects of climate change, but more research is needed

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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CNBC

Reflecting sunlight to cool the Earth must be studied before climate change gets much worse, urges group of 60 scientists

As climate change grows more obvious, citizens will increasingly demand that we do something about it. Experts say it is better to do the research now.

1 year ago·United States

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Sky News UK

It's time to explore reflecting sunlight back into space to tackle climate crisis, says UN

The UN looked at Solar Radiation Modification (SRM) technologies which aim to cool the Earth rapidly by reflecting a small amount of sunlight back into space. It concluded while such technology is not recommended as of yet, "this view may change should climate action remain insufficient".

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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