Planet SOS
From shielding the sun to catching carbon: the geoengineering solutions that could help limit global warming
In 1815, the most powerful volcanic eruption in recorded human history took place on the island of Sumbabwa in present-day Indonesia. For more than six months, ash poured from the Mount Tambora volcano and dispersed around the world, blocking sunlight and lowering global temperatures. In the year that followed –…
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