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20 Reasons Why Geoengineering May Be a Bad Idea - Alan Robock, 2008

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An agreement from the 1992 U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change that aims to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions at levels that will allow ecosystems to adjust, ensuring economic stability and enduring food supplies. Concluding report from NASA's Managing Solar Radiation Conference. It theorizes that repeated aerosol injections into the atmosphere could help reduce the threat of global warming. However, it observes that risks and uncertainties prevail, ranging from increased ozone depletion to the danger of sudden warming if the program were to stop. The 51 states who signed this treaty commit to not modifying the environment for military or hostile purposes, though modifications for peaceful purposes are allowed. The treaty identifies environmental modification as "changing--through the deliberate manipulation of natural processes--the dynamics, composition, or structure of the Earth," its atmosphere, or outer space. If you have citation software installed, you can download arti

An agreement from the 1992 U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change that aims to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions at levels that will allow ecosystems to adjust, ensuring economic stability and enduring food supplies. Concluding report from NASA's Managing Solar Radiation Conference. It theorizes that repeated aerosol injections into the atmosphere could help reduce the threat of global warming. However, it observes that risks and uncertainties prevail, ranging from increased ozone depletion to the danger of sudden warming if the program were to stop. The 51 states who signed this treaty

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