Can Geoengineering Fight Climate Change?

The Leonard Lopate Show | Feb 19, 2015

One of the most controversial areas in climate science today is geoengineering: developing technologies that could scrub carbon from the atmosphere or reflect sunlight away from the planet. A report recently issued by the National Research Council is calling for more federal funding for research into geoengineering projects, pushing the idea further into the mainstream. Eli Kintisch, a correspondent for Science magazine and author of Hack the Planet: Science's Best Hope - or Worst Nightmare - for Averting Climate Catastrophe, discusses the future of geoengineering.

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