Geoengineering Projects That Could Offset Global Warming

Geoengineering is an instance of planetary engineering. Geoengineering is the deliberate modification of Earth's environment on a large scale "to suit human needs and promote habitability". Typically, the term is used to describe attempts to counter the effects of human-induced climate change. However, others define it more narrowly as focusing only on the mineralogy and hydrology of the Earth. The term geoengineering is distinct from environmental damage and accidental anthropogenic climate change, which are side-effects of human activity, rather than an intended consequence. Definitions of the term are not universally accepted.Some large scale water management and hydraulic engineering projects unrelated to tackling climate change could be considered to be hydraulic geoengineering, in that they involve changing the hydrological processes of an entire region, or using weather modification for hydraulic engineering purposes.[...]
Geoengineering Projects That Could Offset Global Warming: The first comprehensive assessment of the climate cooling potential of different geoengineering schemes has been carried out.[1]