Developed country’s Plan to control sunlight to overcome environmental change

Scientists of developed countries have planned to control sunlight to overcome environmental change. They hope that the 'umbrella' created by human beings will prove to be the most effective factor in reducing the growing temperatures of the world.
This is the plan of 'solar bio-engineering', such as large volcanic volcano, in which a large quantity of rock is removed from the screen to the screen, which does not reach a surface of the sun's surface. .
12 experts from Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Ethiopia and India and other countries have written in a journalistic journal on Wednesday that poor countries will be more influenced by environmental change, so they have plans to resolve it. I am more represented.
The main writer Atiqur Rahman told the news agency: 'The concept of solar bio-engineering is crazy but it is getting root in the world of research.'
As per the beginning of the project, four million dollars have been allocated in the name of Solar Redemption Management Initiative (SRMGI), where scientists have been asked to submit their inquiry.
The money was open frantherapi project for SRMGI, which was started by Facebook co-founder Tuna.
Under this, scientists of developed countries will be helped to study the impact on bio-engineering at the local level. These effects include drought, flood, and rainfall.
Rehman said that it is not clear whether Geo Engineering will work or not. One of the projects under consideration is that through the ships, the sulfur particles should be spread in the earth's atmosphere, which reflect the sun's rings and send them back.
Attaq Rehman wrote that this technique is controversial. It's just time whether its effects will be beneficial or harmful. '

A panel of UN experts set up a report about environmental disaster, which will be published in October, but doubts on solar bio-engineering have been shown to be suspicious, and it has been said that it is " Is not economic, social and institutionally viable. '
According to the draft, its risks are to disrupt the setting of the weather, and due to this, the countries will get the honey to not use clean energy.
However, Attaq Rehman says that the developed country has been badly failed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which has made such a revolutionary plan more attractive.
He said that at the temperature of the world, temperatures are rising to three levels before the industrial era, which is more than two levels proposed in the Paris Agreement. Two hundred countries signed this agreement.