Geoengineering Startup Begins Releasing Sulfur Particles Into Atmosphere In Attempt To Stop ‘Climate Change’

In some areas of the world, solar geoengineering can diminish rainfall, which will impact the local environment. Even though this is known, a geoengineering startup has begun releasing sulfur particles into the atmosphere in an attempt to stop ‘climate change’,

A firm is deploying weather balloons capable of releasing reflective sulfur particles into the earth's atmosphere, claiming to counteract climate change through solar geoengineering while ignoring the harmful implications of such acts.

Solar geoengineering seeks to change the climate by deflecting more sunlight away from the planet. The release of sulfur and other similar molecules is thought to have the capacity to chill the planet. When Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines erupted in 1991, it sent massive volumes of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere, which dispersed over the world and caused a 1-degree Fahrenheit cooling for the next 15 months. Make Sunsets, a California-based firm, is thought to have launched the w...