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Skip to main content Main Menu Utility Menu Search HARVARD.EDU Search About Geoengineering People Funding Employment Contact Us Publications Books Academic Publications Op-Eds Blog Public Documents Multimedia Video Audio Group Multimedia David Keith Biography Teaching HOME Marine Cloud Brightening Credit : U.S . National Academy of Sciences 2015 Climate Intervention : Reflecting Sunlight to Cool Earth . Figure 2.2, p . 35. Marine cloud brightening refers to an albedo modification technique that aims to increase the reflectivity , and possibly even the lifetimes , of certain clouds in order to reflect more sunlight back into space and partially offset some of the impacts of climate change . The most common proposal for achieving such a goal is to inject naturally occurring sea salt into
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