A volcanic eruption is a bad thing … right? Well, according to some scientists: not necessarily. The theory goes something like this: a faked volcanic eruption (via rockets shot nearly into space) could disperse sulphur into the upper atmosphere and block incoming and outgoing radiation. Of course, this plan has its critics. Other scientists worry about potential drought and other unforeseen consequences of such a bold and brazen act of geoengineering. And how could the process be undone if needed?

Wrapping entire glaciers with sheets

Genetically engineering trees to be more shiny

Painting all our roofs white

55,000 orbital mirrors

This list has been severely abridged. To read the full list and full descriptions, view the original post at it’s source:
5 Strange Stop-Gap “Solutions” to Climate Problems (ecoble.com)