Not any scientific imagination. Scientists from the industrialized country are really trying to stop sunlight. They want to leave artificial clouds and leave them in the sunshine. Scientists say that the temperature of the uncontrolled growth will decrease rapidly. Some scientists from industrialized countries have said that the reduction in carbon emissions reduces the global temperature. But their research has questioned 12 scientists from the LDCs and developing countries
The 12 scientists questioned the prospect of research on the technology left in the sky by creating artificial clouds in the world's renowned science journal Nature on Wednesday. Bangladesh's climate researcher and Bangladesh Center for Advanced Studies (BCAS) Executive Director Atiq Rahman is led by the research report titled 'Developing Countries Master Lead Solar Geo Engineering Research'. Under his leadership scientists from developing countries say that if the artificial cloud is released in the sky, the world temperature may be reduced. But whether there will be a new problem in the world nature, whether there will be any new diseases in the agriculture and health sector, yet no one can say for sure.
With the innovation of the artificial cloud creation technology, scientists from around 20 universities of the world, including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Oxford University, are involved. They have invented a type of aerosol, which spreads into the atmosphere, the sunlight will enter less in the earth. Thus, in a year, the temperature of the Earth will be reduced to half degree Celsius.
Atiq Rahman said, "We are not opposed to any technology. But the use of technology will reduce the temperature of the world, we do not know what its side effects are. In this study scientists of developing countries like Bangladesh have no participation. Our opinion is not given priority Due to these initiatives, there is no power to manage the development of the country's agricultural and health sectors. As a result, we have demanded to ensure the participation and participation of countries like Bangladesh in these studies.
11 scientists from Bangladesh, India, Brazil, China, Ethiopia, Jamaica, New Zealand, Kenya, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, and a scientist from the UK-based SRM Governance Institute jointly wrote the report in Nature magazine.
11 scientists from Bangladesh, India, Brazil, China, Ethiopia, Jamaica, New Zealand, Kenya, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, and a scientist from the UK-based SRM Governance Institute jointly wrote the report in Nature magazine.
The report said that although the Paris Treaty is implemented, the world's temperature will rise by 3 degrees Celsius in this century. As an alternate method, they are thinking of such technology.
Professor Paolo Artaxo, a scientist at the UN Intergovernmental Climate Change panel (IPCC) and professor of Sao Paulo University in Brazil, said, "I do not want to say anything about whether solar geo engineering technology is safe. I have support for any aggressive initiative to minimize carbon emissions. But we still do not know what the use of that technology will bring for the developing countries. As a result, we have to let them know.
Professor Paolo Artaxo, a scientist at the UN Intergovernmental Climate Change panel (IPCC) and professor of Sao Paulo University in Brazil, said, "I do not want to say anything about whether solar geo engineering technology is safe. I have support for any aggressive initiative to minimize carbon emissions. But we still do not know what the use of that technology will bring for the developing countries. As a result, we have to let them know.