Geoengineering isn’t that far off, but Pina2bo is still a terrible idea.

Update: 2024-06-25

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Professor Ben Horton, Director at the Earth Observatory of Singapore and Professor at the NTU Asian School of the Environment, weighs in on Neal Stephenson's climate change epic Termination Shock.

Basically, Pina2bo is a terrible idea and if you had shitloads of money, you should be donating it to a think tank to decide what to do with it.

This podcast features Horton, his dog Atlas, the occasional hay fever-induced sneeze, and my two parrots in the background.

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Geoengineering isn’t that far off, but Pina2bo is still a terrible idea.

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Geoengineering isn’t that far off, but Pina2bo is still a terrible idea.

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Geoengineering isn’t that far off, but Pina2bo is still a terrible idea.