Climate Intervention Virtual Symposia #24 and #25: SAI and Carbon Removal Research
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This article announces two upcoming climate intervention symposia (#25 on May 22, 2026, and #24 on March 12, 2026). Symposium #25 features Dr. Timofei Sukhodolov discussing solid particle stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) and Prof. Brad Marston addressing how removing atmospheric CO2 using large land areas would alter Earth's albedo and climate. The content is primarily an event announcement with registration details and a call for speakers.
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bskyClimate Intervention Virtual Symposia #24 and #25: SAI and Carbon Removal Researchsites.google.comKey quotes
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Prof. Brad Marston (Brown University, USA): 'Removing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Using Large Land Areas Will Change Earth Albedo and Force Climate.'
If you have any questions or would like to give a talk at a future symposium, email Ilaria Quaglia ([email protected]).
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