"Proposed Plan: Dehydrating the Stratosphere to Combat Global Warming"

Government scientists at NOAA and NASA have proposed a new concept to counteract global warming by manipulating the upper atmosphere to make it drier, which would reduce water vapor, a natural greenhouse gas. The idea involves injecting ice particles high up in the air to dehydrate the stratosphere, potentially reducing a small amount of the human-caused warmth. However, this approach is still in the early stages of exploration and is not a substitute for reducing carbon pollution. Critics raise concerns about potential side effects and emphasize the importance of addressing the root cause of climate change.