Refreezing Earth's poles feasible and cheap, new study finds

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20. I am by nature wary of simple solutions to complex problems.

At least two things could be predicted. First, dried apricots at the poles would retain their orange color instead if turning dark red, since sulfur dioxide is the preservative used to do that. Second, any fish or plankton living near the poles might consider alternate temporary living quarters, as sulfur dioxide is a main ingredient in “acid rain.” They might consider having dermatologists that treat marine mammals on standby, too, in case the increased acidity in the water starts causing skin lesions as well as endangering their food supply.

MAYBE none of that would happen, but it sounds like a coin toss to me. Heads we win, tails our grandchildren are the last generation? I’d like to know just who is weighing the odds on the outcome? Whatever happened to good old reducing carbon dioxide emissions? Too inconvenient?