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Reuters reports that the Harvard project "plans to test out a controversial theory that global warming can be stopped by spraying particles into the atmosphere that would reflect the sun's rays."
In Sweden, plans to fly a test balloon next year are already underway.
The test balloon will not release any particles into the atmosphere, but "could be a step towards an experiment, perhaps in the autumn of 2021 or spring of 2022."
Those experiments may see "up to 2 kg of non-toxic calcium carbonate dust" released into the atmosphere.
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