The Make Sunsets startup says it has begun small-scale geoengineering, with sulfate particles injected into the stratosphere to deflect solar rays and reduce global warming from the sun. That’s sparked new conversations on when and whether such interventions should be deployed to fight climate change.
Luke Iseman and Andrew Song, founders of Make Sunsets, say they’ve already completed two test flights to create s
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