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"... Once climate engineering is deployed, countries may be more likely to blame climate engineering for extreme events such as hurricanes, floods and droughts, regardless of the evidence. ..."

By Jo Nova Brave researchers have decided to save the world by pumping seawater onto ice sheets in the depths of winter. They are struggling through -30C windy conditions somewhere off the top end of Canada. Their plan is...

These morons are discussing placing billions upon billions of dollars worth of heavy mechanical infrastructure on drifting impermanent ice floes.

A team of scientists is looking to dump chemicals into waters off the coast of Massachusetts this summer to research whether doing so could be an effective counter to ocean acidification and climate change, according to The...

By Jo Nova We know it’s a cult when we have thousands of years of nuclear power available but scientists want to build giant mirrors in space to reflect the sun onto solar panels on Earth.

Greens seem to have an obsession with dimming the sun, otherwise known as starving plants of sunlight and stripping away our disease resistance.

Rather than starve millions through ill-conceived policies, some serious introspection may be needed.

There’s more to worry about here than the so-called global warming emergency.

...the narrative of imminent catastrophe that is prompting discussions of radical solutions like solar radiation modification needs a reevaluation.

But as Sue Sayer points out, there could be unintended effects from messing around with the natural eco-systems.

Today’s climate/energy policy has created many eco-sins from just about anyone’s viewpoint.

In an astro-engineering approach to climate change mitigation, researchers calculate how dust could be fired from the Moon into space to attentuate the Sun's rays.

“Mexico reiterates its unavoidable commitment to the protection and well-being of the population from practices that generate risks to human and environmental security,”

Having failed to gain traction with solar geoengineering schemes, greens are dusting off ocean geoengineering ideas. But like all green ideas, ocean geoengineering has a deadly downside.

According to MIT researchers, blowing bubbles in space to block sunlight might be the solution to our climate woes. But they like all the others ignore a fundamental flaw with solar geoengineering schemes - plants need sunlight.