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Termination Shock

Experts and analysts are warning of 'termination shock' as geoengineering efforts to reflect sunlight face scrutiny over planetary risks.

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The brief

The concept of 'termination shock' is gaining attention amid discussions on geoengineering and hacking the atmosphere. While some view these methods as a way to buy time for net zero goals, others highlight significant planetary risks associated with the practice.

Coverage from The Guardian and MIT Technology Review emphasizes that geoengineering continues to face major practical challenges. Meanwhile, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reports that a startup has raised $US75m to attempt reflecting the Sun.

Future developments center on whether these practical challenges can be overcome and the validity of expert warnings regarding the risks of termination shock.

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What is 'termination shock'?

According to coverage from The Guardian and CleanTechnica, it is a planetary risk associated with geoengineering.

How much funding has been raised for solar reflection?

A startup has raised $US75m to attempt reflecting the Sun, as reported by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Is geoengineering considered a complete solution?

MIT Technology Review indicates that the process still faces major practical challenges and is undergoing a 'reality check'.

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