MIT Scientists Propose Space Bubbles to Reverse the Worst of Climate Change - Science Radars

MIT Scientists Propose Space Bubbles to Reverse the Worst of Climate Change

Geoengineering is fun to think about—but lowering current emissions should be the most important goal.

MIT Scientists Propose Space Bubbles to Reverse the Worst of Climate Change,Geoengineering is fun to think about—but lowering current emissions should be the most important goal.

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