When the day after tomorrow has come
Geoengineering is the application of engineering on a global scale. Some want to use it to cool a warming climate, removing carbon from the atmosphere, or reflecting solar radiation back into space. Others worry it could lead to disaster. Three new books explore the potential risks and rewards.
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