Here's what to know about a controversial experiment using clouds to help cool soaring temps on Earth.
In Alameda, the group is using the first technology in the country to test ways to brighten clouds in an effort to cool the globe. The project is being held on the
The goal is to mimic the effects of pollution in a cleaner way by using salt water to brighten clouds, which scientists hope, will then reflect more sunlight back into space to help cool the Earth.Sarah Doherty, a senior research scientist with the University of Washington and the program director for the cloud brightening project, said right now they need to figure out if the end goal is even possible and how much impact it could have.
Meanwhile, Doherty believes reducing emissions is the most important tool, but said that alone will not be enough.
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