Why UK govt sun-dimming project is getting flak
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- Apr 25, 2025
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The UK government is investing £50 million in a geoengineering project to explore solar radiation management, aiming to reflect sunlight back into space. This controversial initiative seeks to temporarily cool the planet while addressing the root causes of climate change. Critics raise concerns about potential risks and the need for international surveillance, emphasising the importance of real-world data gathering. 
