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It sounds like you can just spray seawater into the air. The salts will seed/form clouds and then just fall back into the ocean. Not sure if making enough salt
by jvm___ 3y ago
It sounds like you can just spray seawater into the air. The salts will seed/form clouds and then just fall back into the ocean.
Not sure if making enough salt spray boats is easier or harder than just reintroducing sulpher fuels.
- rybosworld 3y agoI'm not saying this will or won't work, but any solution that avoids fixing the original problem seems like a band-aid. Might not be the perfect analogy, but I think of it as akin to software that exclusively relies on automated garbage collection for memory management.
- Gud 3y agoAt this stage we might very well need both. However I suspect rather than fix the root cause of the problem (CO2 emissions), our so called leaders will think bioengineering is a wonderful idea. In Dubai they’re already doing it quite successfully with cloud seeding, I always wondered what that did to the inland climate.
- nvm0n2 3y agoNo, because a competing theory is that heat this year is due to the eruption of a large underwater volcano at the start of last year, which expelled a truly astounding amount of water vapor into the atmosphere. Water being of course, a greenhouse gas.