Blasting aerosol into the sky to cool the planet might lead to drought and hurricanes

The Verge
By Angela ChenNov 14, 2017, 12:37 pm160 pts
Blasting aerosols into the atmosphere to fight climate change could have the unfortunate side effect of creating drought and more hurricanes, according to new research. Some scientists believe that sending a plane to spray sulfate aerosols into the sky will help cool down the Earth. But drastic moves might lead…

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