Fine-tuning the climate | DW Documentary
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Researchers are exploring various geo-engineering solutions, including solar radiation management and turning greenhouse gases into stone in Iceland. Concerns exist around the risks and effectiveness of these methods, highlighting the need for international cooperation to address climate change effectively.
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- Solar geo-engineering, such as creating a sunshade using dust particles, could reflect sunlight and cool the planet significantly, but concerns exist about potential risks like changing weather patterns and ozone layer damage, as expressed by climate activist Dru Jay.
- Nature conservation efforts like creating vast national parks in South America by Kris Tompkins and her husband aim to protect ecosystems, contrasting with geo-engineering solutions, highlighting the importance of preserving natural habitats to combat climate change sustainably.
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