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Global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are proving insufficient to slow global warming, so solar radiation modification (SRM) technologies are being considered as a possible option. The U.N. report recommends further study into the potential risks and benefits of SRM and calls for international governance and cooperation. Solar geoengineering is a fast, doable approach that could cool the Earth in a few years, but carries potential dangers. Sulfur dioxide could be used to inject aerosols into the upper atmosphere, but this could result in acid rain and ozone depletion. It could be used as a one-time shot to mitigate extreme suffering and death, or as part of a longer-term strategy to buy more time to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Solar geoengineering carries many risks, including acid rain, ozone depletion and rogue deployments, and there is not enough evidence to make an informed decision. The UN report suggests a coordinated governance strategy to avoid rogue deployments and ethical issues and calls for the UN to lead discussions in international cooperation

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