Geoengineering

Description

Geoengineering involves the deliberate large-scale intervention in the Earth’s natural systems to counteract climate change and environmental degradation. Its essential actions include techniques such as carbon dioxide removal and solar radiation management, aiming to reduce global temperatures, stabilize weather patterns, and mitigate the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions. These strategies are intended as remedial measures to address urgent environmental threats when conventional mitigation efforts prove insufficient or too slow to prevent significant harm.