International > FEATURE: Scientists push for more geoengineering testing as first “carbon cooling” credits emerge

FEATURE: Scientists push for more geoengineering testing as first “carbon cooling” credits emerge

Published 15:00 on February 28, 2023  /  Last updated at 15:28 on February 28, 2023  / Katherine Monahan /  International, Voluntary

Scientists are calling for increased research and governance into solar geoengineering as the controversial practice may be deployed to help curb warming amid accelerating climate change, cautioning against the current free-for-all that has resulted in the first privately-funded "carbon cooling" credits.
Scientists are calling for increased research and governance into solar geoengineering as the controversial practice may be deployed to help curb warming amid accelerating climate change, cautioning against the current free-for-all that has resulted in the first privately-funded "carbon cooling" credits.


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