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Are Aerosols a viable option to fight global warming?
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The problem is that the average person does have restraint, but mega corporations and coal burners and cattle farmers don't.
This is a tech that sound reasonably promising, that won't acidify our oceans (in fact it will counter the current trend of acidification), and cool the atmosphere enough that we don't all kill ourselves in a global heatwave pandemic. Gives us enough time to find restraint, and build technology that will work within the means of that restraint.