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    Il governo “non è favorevole” ai controversi tentativi di oscurare il sole

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    1. Questionable_choi1ce on

      Never have I seen a plan that screams “unintended consequences” louder.

    2. ArgusButterfly on

      “Not in favour”? 

      But according to my town’s Facebook page, it’s already started. 

      Every time there are con trails in the sky: “You watch, there’ll be clouds soon.” Well, duh, yeah, Marjorie, it’s November.  

      “They’re spending 50million pounds to dim the sun, and they want to put in solar farms.”

    3. Hollywood-is-DOA on

      Bill the butcher/Mr Burns has wanted to do this for years.

    4. ArtistEngineer on

      Not a problem in China though, dim sun is popular over there.

    5. Cakeski on

      Capitalists hate the Sun’s one trick, providing unlimited uncontrollable quantities of free energy.

    6. existingeverywhere on

      As hellish as it can be driving in the middle of winter in the north of Scotland, this seems a bit drastic.

    7. 1c3_cr34m_c0n3 on

      *Since the beginning of time, man has yearned to destroy the sun.*

    8. Artichokeypokey on

      I’m gonna keep checking the sky at 3pm just in case

    9. saxbophone on

      I thought it was going to be a joke article for a second, but, it’s actually serious!

    10. Efficient_Sky5173 on

      So MPs advisers now are TikTok conspiracy theory influencers.

    11. funkmachine7 on

      I’ve seen that movie, robots took over an farmed people in pods…

    12. Least_Wishbone3793 on

      Personally i think we should explode the sun, just get rid of it altogether. Just think of the benefits. No more skin cancer for a start. I could go on.

    13. NonagoonInfinity on

      Surely we’d be better off putting this effort into researching fusion?

    14. Emotional-Ebb8321 on

      In about half a billion years, this tech will be useful. But that’s a few minutes away still.

    15. The54thCylon on

      They *are* buying into carbon capture, so I guess they created the need to specify which big tech non-solutions they are and aren’t in favour of.

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