Name: Scientists say asteroid dust could solve the climate crisis
Uploaded: 9/19/2019 9:57:33 AM
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Description: 'Our results show for the first time that such dust, at times, has cooled Earth dramatically,' says Lund University's Birger Schmitz, the lead author on a new study

Asteroid dust could fix global warming, scientists say

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'Our results show for the first time that such dust, at times, has cooled Earth dramatically,' says Lund University's Birger Schmitz, the lead author on a new study

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