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Titanium Dioxide: Sunscreen for the Sky

Posted on the 03 July 2012 by Frontiergap

Titanium dioxide: Sunscreen for the SkyGlobal warming. A term most are familiar with, a topic constantly under discussion, an area relentlessly being researched. And now, scientist have come up with an new, and very ambitious, geoengineering project, the basic idea of which involves spraying a sunscreen-like ingredient into the stratosphere in an attempt to counteract the effects of global warming.

 

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