According to Geoengineering treatment stratospheric aerosol injection climate change study
Planes spraying tiny sulphate particulates into the lower stratosphere, around 60,000 feet up. The idea is to help shield the Earth from just enough sunlight to help keep temperatures low.
The researchers examined how practical and costly a hypothetical solar geoengineering project would be beginning 15 years from now. The aim would be to half the temperature increase caused by heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
Can spraying these sulphate particulates in the upper atmosphere to lower Earth's temperature have side effects?