Earth-cooling spray could backfire, scientists warn of risky geoengineering
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Scientists warn that solar geoengineering, which involves spraying particles into the atmosphere to cool Earth by reflecting sunlight, could backfire despite promising computer simulations. Columbia University researchers found that real-world challenges including political hurdles, supply chain limitations, and unpredictable particle behavior make this climate solution far riskier than previously thought.
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