"The U.S. government office that oversees federally funded climate research has recommended studies into two areas of geoengineering research, marking the first time scientists in the executive branch have formally called for studies in the controversial field. The move, part of a climate science planning report sent today to Congress, will likely further normalize discussion of deliberate tinkering with the atmosphere to cool the planet, and of directly collecting carbon from the sky, both topics once verboten in the climate science community. Yet the new endorsement of geoengineering research comes amid deep uncertainty about the direction that climate research will take under the new administration of President-elect Donald Trump."

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Youtube playlist of CE videos (lectures, other videos) compiled by Andrew Lockley.

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"Such actions may be "almost unavoidable if we want to stay below 1.5 degrees" but could also have unexpected and potentially huge side effects, such as shifting crucial monsoon rains that billions rely on for food, said Maarten van Aalst, director of the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre."

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"Geo-engineers are working diligently to find ways to slow down the effects of global warming and climate change. Here are five ways geo-engineering can potentially solve and prevent climate change."

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