A Solution to Change the Climate Analysis

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A solution to Change the Climate
Solar Geoengineering
Introduction
Solar geoengineering, also known as solar radiation management, is a set of technologies projected to deliberately alter the earth's radiative equilibrium by changing the atmospheric absorption of greenhouse gases. This technology usually works by reflecting or blocking a small percentage of external solar radiation. Current studies have depicted that some proposed solar geoengineering approaches could minimize climate change and its correlated risks globally, effectively, inexpensively, reversibly, and rapidly. The technology has also been found to be feasible, and at the same time, they pose numerous social challenges and physical dangers. However, solar geoengineering might be needed to stay within globally agreed upon warming restrictions.
Environmental Context
One suggested solar geoengineering technique aims at increasing the albedo of comparatively dark stratocumulus clouds. Since clouds are composed of a substantial amount of tiny water droplets, they are made brighter by using cloud condensation nuclei into the minor atmosphere. Another method utilized by Solar geoengineering is fluctuating the earth's radiative equilibrium by snowballing outbound longwave radiation. Typically, clouds reflect inbound short-wave radiation, and according to researchers, cirrus clouds of high altitude have a warming effect. Therefore, dispersing these clouds would minimize global warming by using a bismuth triiodide, an ice nucleus. Even though the thinning of cirrus clouds might lower the earth's temperature by 1.4 degrees Celsius, it can also possess a net warming implication. However, (Lohmann & Gasparini, P.252) have noted that cirrus cloud thinning is not stringently solar geoengineering but is satisfactorily similar in significant regards to being classified in addition to that. The professionals involved in this include solar engineers, political scientists, meteorologists, Informational Technology Experts, and cartographers.
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