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Well, hello my, and welcome back. You're listening to another headlines episode here on the Sustainable Minimalist

podcast.

And as a reminder on these headlines episodes, we do things a bit differently.

I'm giving you the need to know environmental news headlines in 15-ish minutes.

Today we're talking all about geoengineering.

Geoengineering projects are designed to change the Earth's atmosphere and hopefully curb global warming.

Specifically, we are seeking to at the very least think

about today this question. The question is can we engineer our way out of the climate crisis?

Can we? I'm not sure. We're going to think about that question though today. I'm talking infusing clouds with

sulfur dioxide to block the sun's rays. I'm talking vacuuming carbon dioxide out of air.

I'm talking adding iron to the ocean to draw greenhouse gases to the sea floor

so buckle up my friends this is going to be a real interesting 15 minutes now as recently as a few

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