This document summarizes the previous scrutiny of geoengineering by the Science and Technology Committee. It discusses the Committee's 2008-09 report on engineering, which included geoengineering as a case study. The report defined geoengineering and concluded that the UK should consider it as a "Plan B" response to climate change alongside mitigation and adaptation. It recommended that the UK develop policies on geoengineering research and regulation. The document also summarizes the UK government's 2009 response and the 2009 Royal Society report on geoengineering, both of which called for more research but emphasized that geoengineering should not distract from emissions reductions. The Committee decided to further examine the regulation of geoengineering.
The document announces the happy birthday celebration of Siyona Karishma Vora to be held on Sunday, September 18, 2016. It lists the names of Siyona Vora, Rinky Vora, Nirav Vora, Nirin Vora, and Sumit Kumar Vora. It also lists Minuji and Umeshji Gupta, Dinesh and Saroj Vora, and Anju Gupta and guests as attendees of the celebration. The document closes with hearty regards from Dinesh Vora and Siyona Karishma Vora.
Geo-engineering involves deliberate large-scale modification of Earth's environment to address climate change through two main approaches: temperature management by blocking sunlight, and carbon management by removing carbon from the atmosphere. Some proposed geo-engineering techniques include injecting sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight similarly to large volcanic eruptions, lofting seawater to increase cloud cover, launching reflective disks into space, and depositing captured carbon dioxide underground. While geo-engineering could potentially provide quick cooling effects, it raises issues regarding unintended consequences, global governance, and does not address the root causes of increasing carbon dioxide levels.
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±Ê±ð°ìÃ²Ô ha estado habitado desde al menos el año 1000 a.C. La Ciudad Prohibida fue el hogar de los emperadores chinos durante 500 años. El Templo del Cielo, construido en el siglo XV, fue utilizado para rituales dedicados a las cosechas.