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Well, there's still iron-salt aerosol geoengineering for atmospheric methane removal. Big bet, though.
by scythe 4y ago
Well, there's still iron-salt aerosol geoengineering for atmospheric methane removal. Big bet, though.
- winReInstall 4y agoRather prefer space based foil-solar sail ice cap shielding and artifically growing glaciers near south and northpole..
- hedora 4y agoOr, direct air carbon capture. Getting to net zero would cost ~ $1 / gallon of gasoline (and equivalent for other things that emit.) I think we should be paying ~ twice that, minimum. It's far less risky than trying to block out the sun.
- winReInstall 4y agoGrowing massive amounts of seaweed near the ocean top and then sink it into deep waters?
- M95D 4y agoSeaweed mostly floats. Dead seaweed gets degraded by bacteria (just like everything else) and the carbon returns to the atmosphere.
- winReInstall 4y agoUnless you would create a elevator that takes it down to the sea floor..