Mon May 1, 02017, 10:00PM UTC
Taylor Milsal
Solar Geoengineering
A Long Now Boston conversation with Taylor Milsal, investor, advisor, dsigner and conversationalist.
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Taylor Milsal oultined the technology known as Solar Geoengineering, a controversial idea that existed on the sidelines for many years. Now, as the need to mitigate the effects of climate change becomes more urgent, we need to examine all of our tools, in order to help future generations solve this problem. Taylor reviewed the newest advances in solar geoengineering, and the arguments in favor of field testing.
For a short primer on geoengineering, visit Harvard's Solar Geoengineering Research Center.