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Harvard Explains How Geoengineering Might Slow Down Climate Change
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costly, unfortunately. However, scientists have begun working on economic ways to utilize the technology.While carbon capture is pretty straightforward, solar radiation modification is a bit more complicated.
Also known as solar geoengineering, this method reflects sunlight away from Earth’s surface. In this way, surface albedo increases, or the amount of sunlight reflected by Earth’s surface.
By increasing the planet’s surface reflectivity, scientists can use solar geoengineering to deflect sunlight and cool the planet.Bright surfaces such as snow and ice reflect most of the sun’s rays.
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