Sulfurating the stratosphere has obviously disastrous consequences. Among others, it fails to stop ocean ecosystem collapse as atmospheric CO2 rises without bou

Sulfurating the stratosphere has obviously disastrous consequences. Among others, it fails to stop ocean ecosystem collapse as atmospheric CO2 rises without bound. Seeding the deep ocean with iron occurs absolutely routinely in nature, via dust from the Sahara blown to the Atlantic Ocean. Thus, putting iron where dust does not reach could have at worst limited negative impact. The hysterical reaction to experiments is peculiar at best. The worst anyone has said in public, that I have encountered, is that it would not help. But that does not come close to justifying the hysteria.