Climate Intervention

Climate intervention refers to deliberate actions taken to combat or reverse climate change effects. These strategies can include solar radiation management, which aims to reflect sunlight away from Earth, and carbon dioxide removal, which focuses on extracting CO2 from the atmosphere. The goal is to stabilize global temperatures and mitigate the impacts of climate change. While these interventions hold potential benefits, they also raise ethical, environmental, and governance concerns, prompting ongoing debate about their feasibility, safety, and long-term consequences.