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Can we artificially cool the planet? A major environmental group is spending millions to find out

Can we artificially cool the planet? A major environmental group is spending millions to find out
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Scientists Inject Salt Aerosol Into Clouds in Controversial Climate Experiment

Scientists Inject Salt Aerosol Into Clouds in Controversial Climate Experiment
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UW studies a drastic way to cool a warming planet — cloud 'brightening'

UW studies a drastic way to cool a warming planet — cloud 'brightening'
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Coastal News Today | World - Scientists recommend a system of checkpoints to help guide climate engineering research

Research into engineering techniques that might one day be employed to artificially cool the planet poses some of the thorniest questions facing society today. For climate scientists, that tension is compounded by the lack of a broadly accepted oversight framework to guide their research. ....

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Aerosol particles cool the climate less than we thought

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IMAGE: Clouds cool the climate system by reflecting incident sunlight. The reflection of sunlight and cooling is stronger in the presence of pollution particles. Pollution also
affects the development of clouds: While.
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Credit: Glassmeier et al
The impact of atmospheric aerosols on clouds and climate may be different than previously thought. That is the conclusion of cloud researcher Franziska Glassmeier from TU Delft. The results of her study will be published in
Science on Friday, January 29th.
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Cloud decks cover vast stretches of the subtropical oceans. They cool our planet because they reflect incoming sunlight back to space. Air pollution in the form of aerosols particles suspended in the atmosphere can increase this cooling effect because it makes clouds brighter. The cooling effect of pollution offsets part of the warming effect of greenhouse gases. How much exactly, is one of the largest uncertainties ....

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