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The heat is on: The rise of climate engineering ventures
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Rampant climate change and record-breaking heat are pushing more and more fringe ideas in climate engineering to gain funding: from launching sulfur balloons to deploying satellites with mirrors to spraying chemicals into the atmosphere. However, in the absence of proper regulation, the lines between serious research bodies and reckless entrepreneurs are blurring, conspiracies are flourishing, and research critical to saving the planet may be stalled