Newly released paper suggests that global warming will end up closer to double the IPCC estimates - around 5-7C by the end of the century (published in Nature)
I'm just wondering how bad it gets before lots of governments finally say "alright, orbital light reducing mesh made from an asteroid towed into L1 MIGHT be expensive but uhhhh"
Correct me if I'm wrong, but L2 is behind the sun-earth axis and therefore on the opposite side of where a shade would help, correct? That's why the James Webb Space Telescope is orbiting L2: it's dark and stable.
It should be at Lagrange 1 if I understand, sitting between the sun and earth.
