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How cloud brightening might save the Great Barrier Reef
In this guest post, Olivia Baillie, a master’s student who took my Solar Radiation Modification course at UCL explains the potential of Marine Cloud…
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Thinking fast and slow about SRM
Psychologists have shown that we often react first and think second. What shapes our initial reactions to Solar Radiation Management (SRM) and how can…
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When is ignorance the best strategy?
Some researchers claim that we know enough to know that Solar Radiation Modification (SRM) is a bad idea and that research into it should be ended. So…
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Landmark study shows the Global South is more supportive of SRM geoengineering
In a landmark study out today, Baum et al. finds that the public in the Global South are more supportive of Solar Radiation Management (SRM) research…
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Interview about SRM geoengineering on BBC Radio 4's Inside Science
With the UN Environment Assembly considering a proposal to set up an expert group on Solar Radiation Management (SRM), BBC Radio 4 wanted to record a…
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Can we ‘turn down the sun’ to save our collapsing fisheries?
In this guest post, Francesca Young, a master's student at UCL, explores the potential and limits of Solar Radiation Management as a means of addressing…
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The Limitarian and Cornucopian visions for the future
Environmentalists are deeply divided on how best to respond to our various environmental problems and on whether technology and economic growth are the…
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Plan A+
Plan A+
Plan A for climate change is failing, could reflecting 1% of sunlight back to space be the answer?
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