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In the midst of deepening environmental crisis, Teller offered a quick affordable fix. Dusting off a
proposal first suggested by scientists in the 1960s and ‘70s, Teller urged the conference on planetary
emergencies to adopt his updated magic bullet. “We have to do it now,” he urged.
Everyone present listened intently to one of America’s most prominent scientists, whose last horrific
invention had mingled with Soviet plutonium to contaminate every square mile on Earth.
Long enamored of massive engineering projects, Edward Teller had earlier proposed detonating
“peacetime” atomic bombs to carve harbors and canals out of U.S. coastlines. Now he presented an
even more grandiose geoengineering scheme. Why not, Teller urged, spray a protective chemical
“sunscreen” into the upper atmosphere?
Computer simulations conducted at Lawrence Livermore showed that if enough reflective particles could
be suspended in the atmosphere to deflect just 1% of incoming sunlight, runaway “greenhouse”
warming could be stopped in its tracks. This chemical cloud cover would also greatly reduce levels of
potentially lethal ultraviolet rays at the same time.
It could be done. With the Cold War officially over and nearly 700 air-to-air refueling tankers in its active
inventory, the U.S. Air Force had the planes and the personnel to conduct a sustained aerial spray
campaign.
PARTICULATE POLICY
In sheer weight and frightening scenarios, the 1992 National Academy of Science study for the U.S.
Government rivaled a Stephen King horror-fest. The hefty $80, 944-page report on the “Policy
Implications of Greenhouse Warming” included chapters on “mitigation” – the including geoengineering
schemes championed by Freeman Dyson, Edward Teller and others.
Produced by an ominous-sounding “Committee on Abrupt Climate Change” – comprising heavyweight
oceanographers and atmospheric scientists from the USA, UK and Switzerland – this massive study
opened like a clap of doom, warning: “Large, abrupt climate changes have repeatedly affected much or
all of the earth, locally reaching as much as 10°C change in 10 years.”
To put this into heart-lurching perspective: the 1°C warming experienced in the 20th century was a very
big deal, triggering Extreme Weather Events, widespread droughts and the movement of some 25
million “environmental refugees”. A 3°C jump in average temperatures will end daily life as we know it,
turning weather into Nature’s vengeance as rising sea levels drown the coasts where most people live.