Oppstartsselskap hevder de kan kjøle ned jorden for 10 milliarder dollar i året: Forskere advarer

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  • Stardust Solutions, et israelsk-amerikansk oppstartsselskap ledet av tidligere kjernefysikere, har hentet 75 millioner dollar for å utvikle partikler av silisiumdioksid og kalsiumkarbonat som skal dempe sollyset.
  • Forskere advarer om at teknologien risikerer å endre nedbørs- og monsunmønstre, og at en brå stans kan utløse en rask oppvarming kjent som «termineringssjokk».
  • Kritikere, inkludert forskere fra Oxford og University of Chicago, mener at et kommersielt selskaps patenterte klimateknologi reiser alvorlige spørsmål om styring og kontroll.
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  1. 1 The company with a $10 billion a year plan to cool the planet ... www.cnn.com
  2. 2 This company says it can help cool the planet for $10 billion a year; scientists are raising red flags – WTOP News wtop.com
  3. 3 Israeli tech company aiming to cool the Earth with masses ... www.timesofisrael.com
  4. 4 A closely guarded plan to cool Earth is revealed www.politico.com
  5. 5 Can Some Very Tiny Particles Cool the Planet? One Tech ... www.nytimes.com
  6. 6 Stardust Solutions Develops Solar Geoengineering to Cool Earth as Scientists Warn of Global Risks mezha.net
  7. 7 US-Israeli Start-Up Announces Reckless Solar Geoengineering ... www.ciel.org
  8. 8 How one controversial startup hopes to cool the planet www.technologyreview.com
  9. 9 US-Israeli Start-Up Unveils Reckless Geoengineering Gamble ... www.ciel.org
  10. 10 Stardust Solutions - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
  11. 11 A Private Company Wants to Block the Sun, Responsibly www.theatlantic.com
  12. 12 Stardust Solutions: Geoengineering-System für 2030 geplant www.cleanthinking.de
  13. 13 A closely guarded plan to cool Earth is revealed www.eenews.net
  14. 14 This company says it can help cool the planet for $10 billion ... upstract.com
  15. 15 Stardust Solutions Raises $60M for Controversial Solar ... biztechweekly.com
  16. 16 Private companies want to geoengineer the sky. The rain ... www.abc.net.au