[anonymouskimmer]

Would this process work the same way climate change is warming? Because climate change, while on average increasing the global temperature by 1.5C, has pretty big variations in actual temperature decrease by region. It's important if you use sulfur to decrease the temperature that this decrease counteracts regional temperature increases and not just average global temperature.

[kraftman]

It says in the article that it would need to be carefully done to have an even impact.

[anonymouskimmer]

As I wrote, climate change is not even. Do we even have the theoretical basis for knowing how to do this so as to counteract regional climate change?