Arctic geoengineering project shuts down over ecological risks, financial challenges

Published 22:31 on February 2, 2025  /  Last updated at 22:32 on February 2, 2025  /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

A non-profit geoengineering research initiative aimed at slowing Arctic ice melt has announced it will cease operations after more than a decade, citing ecological risks and financial challenges.
A non-profit geoengineering research initiative aimed at slowing Arctic ice melt has announced it will cease operations after more than a decade, citing ecological risks and financial challenges.


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