Scientists Propose Geoengineering to Prevent Doomsday Glacier Collapse

Scientists are considering a geoengineering project to prevent the collapse of Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, known as the "Doomsday Glacier," by installing a massive underwater curtain to block warm ocean currents. This initiative aims to mitigate potential catastrophic sea level rise, particularly threatening coastal cities like New York and Miami. While the plan could cost around $6 billion annually and faces technical challenges, experts emphasize the importance of reducing carbon emissions to address the root causes of climate change.