Chrysaetos
@aquila-chrysaetos.bsky.social
@climatebook.bsky.social I would challenge this stance Prof
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CO2 is a problem because it traps energy in the system. SRMs prevent energy from entering the system in the first place. Lower solar energy input, and temperatures will stabilize, if not drop. The rate of arctic melt will slow
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CO2 is a problem because it traps energy in the system. SRMs prevent energy from entering the system in the first place. Lower solar energy input, and temperatures will stabilize, if not drop. The rate of arctic melt will slow
July 20, 2025 at 9:32 AM
@climatebook.bsky.social I would challenge this stance Prof
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CO2 is a problem because it traps energy in the system. SRMs prevent energy from entering the system in the first place. Lower solar energy input, and temperatures will stabilize, if not drop. The rate of arctic melt will slow
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CO2 is a problem because it traps energy in the system. SRMs prevent energy from entering the system in the first place. Lower solar energy input, and temperatures will stabilize, if not drop. The rate of arctic melt will slow