Live Discussion: Making Sense of Sea Ice and Solar Geoengineering

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Live Discussion: Making Sense of Sea Ice and Solar Geoengineering

On 30 September 2025, SRM360 hosted a live discussion on sea ice, its decline, and whether solar geoengineering could help or if it would introduce new risks. Watch the recording to explore this topic with expert panellists John Moore, Cecilia Bitz, and Julius Lindi.

Published September 30, 2025

The expert panel discusses:

How climate change is contributing to sea ice decline
The impacts of sea ice loss on climate, ecosystems, and communities
Potential adaptation strategies in a changing Arctic and Antarctic
Whether solar geoengineering could help slow sea ice loss
Broader challenges and considerations raised by solar geoengineering

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