Offsetting global warming with solar geoengineering would likely weaken the water cycle and reduce regional precipitation which has raised concerns that it could lead to droughts. However, changes to plants under high CO2 concentrations could mean that a geoengineered world would be on average greener and wetter.
LESS RAIN BUT STILL WETTER AND GREENER?
LESS RAIN BUT STILL WETTER AND GREENER?
LESS RAIN BUT STILL WETTER AND GREENER?
Offsetting global warming with solar geoengineering would likely weaken the water cycle and reduce regional precipitation which has raised concerns that it could lead to droughts. However, changes to plants under high CO2 concentrations could mean that a geoengineered world would be on average greener and wetter.