/sci/ - Science & Math

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratospheric_sulfate_aerosols_%28geoengineering%29

According to the guy in >>8841993 video
a country with a few billions to spare and basic infrastructure (even some countries in Africa could do it, Nigeria for example) can, in theory, reduce the global temperature by a few degrees.
Not to mention Pakistan and India who have nukes as mentioned here>>8841925

Can they really do it? They can certainly attempt to do it if things get bad for them - if successful(likely the idea will work as far as temperature is concerned) what would that mean?

How much can they reduce the temperature and for how long really? Any scientific data on that?

Are literal climate conflicts possible?

I know there's at least a couple posters actually informed about this sort of thing and I need answers.

>>8583382
>Greenland Ice-core-data
>Greenland

hmm
1.cherrypicked
2.1920-1960 period looks weird
3. 1977-2016 period not depicted (most important period)

>>8537567
I'm sorry to inconvenience you, it's for your own good retard, now get vaccinated.