About Stratospheric Sunshade
Sulfate aerosol injection does not darken the sky. It whitens it — the blue stays, a shade lighter, the sunsets brighten, and a milky aureole opens around the sun. This system takes that pale haze as its ground and builds an assessment document on top of it: injection corridors on plain equirectangular maps, per-region cooling targets, burning-embers risk columns, and the caveat blocks this document type always carries.
Everything is set at UN-grade restraint. Noto for six official languages, Roboto Condensed for dense columns, one blue that is specified rather than chosen, and a risk ramp borrowed intact from the IPCC. No apocalypse, no product hero — the register speaks, and the uncertainty range speaks with it.
- Origin
- Intergovernmental and academic — Rutgers, Harvard, the UN system
- Era
- Mount Pinatubo 1991 (14–20 Mt SO2); modelling and assessment literature 2012–2025
- Key figures
- Ben Kravitz · Alan Robock · David Keith · Michael Mastrandrea
- Movements
- climate geoengineering assessment · GeoMIP model intercomparison · risk communication graphics
Stratospheric Sunshade design spec
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