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This episode explores the emerging reality of solar geoengineering, traveling to a site in Northern California where entrepreneurs are testing sulfur-filled balloons to dim the sun. It examines how a concept once confined to sci-fi is now being actively pursued as a climate intervention. The show also presents the scientific debate: could this technique buy us time against catastrophic tipping points, or would it unleash unpredictable cascading consequences? The episode balances the urgency of climate action with the risks of large-scale planetary engineering.
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✧The episode is a cross-post from the podcast 'How We Survive,' not an original Marketplace production.
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