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Could Climate Engineering Do More Bad Than Good for the Environment? (Your Radical Questions with Professor David Keith)

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Gestart July 27, 2026

Professor David Keith, one of the world’s leading researchers in geoengineering, answers Your Radical Questions. In the main episode, David told Gabriel Gatehouse why deliberately reflecting a small amount of sunlight away from Earth could slow global warming. Now, you ask him whether we could ever know the unintended consequences before trying it, and whether sunlight reflection could be stopped safely once it had begun. David’s also challenged on whether carbon capture and carbon removal ge...

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Research into climate engineering should be prioritized alongside traditional climate mitigation strategies.

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Public transparency and engagement are essential before implementing any climate engineering projects.

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Geoengineering projects could lead to geopolitical tensions as countries compete for climate control.

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Geoengineering could help buy time for more sustainable solutions to take effect.

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Climate engineering must include thorough risk assessments before any deployment can begin.

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The potential for climate engineering to disrupt weather patterns poses a significant global risk.

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Ethical considerations must guide all research and discussions around climate engineering.

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The risks of unintended consequences from climate engineering outweigh any potential benefits.

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International cooperation is crucial for the development and regulation of climate engineering technologies.

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Climate engineering could provide a critical tool for mitigating the effects of climate change.

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