Companies discover geoengineering plan to sluggish melting of Greenland glacier

Corporations are contemplating a serious geoengineering challenge that might construct a barrier to dam heat seawater from reaching the bottom of Jakobshavn glacier in Greenland

By Rowan Hooper

Main engineering firms are plans to sluggish the melting of a big Greenland glacier, in what could be the primary large-scale intervention to protect ice anyplace on this planet. If it goes forward, and if it really works, it may recommend a strategy to sluggish sea degree rise from Antarctic soften, too.

Norway’s Aker Options and the Arup Group, based mostly in London, despatched representatives to a gathering in Reykjavik, Iceland, on 12 October wherein proposals have been mentioned to assemble …