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Solar geoengineering poses a risk to the ozone layer, particularly through the injection of sulfur aerosols into the stratosphere.
The scientific case against geoengineering centers on deep uncertainty, strong potential for harmful side effects, and serious governance and moral hazards that could prolong fossil‑fuel dependence ra...
Stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) with sulfate is modeled to cool global mean surface temperature effectively but carries documented environmental side‑effects—notably stratospheric heating, ozone...