Researchers have proposed sending satellites into space that would reflect solar energy, injecting sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere, cloud-seeding to make them more reflective, or whitening roofs and developing reflective crops that would not absorb as much sun.
"We felt it was time for an update, to make them more reflective of modern day life and aspirations".
Other proposed techniques include injecting sulphates into the stratosphere, spraying water into clouds to make them more reflective, and painting roofs white.
Originally called geoengineering, this approach used to be dismissed as science fiction fantasies: cooling the planet with sun-blocking particles or shades; tinkering with clouds to make them more reflective; removing vast quantities of carbon from the atmosphere.
To obtain transparent, uniform, and atomically smooth mica surfaces, we cleaved mica into 1 cm sections of 2 5 µmin thickness and metallized them with 55 nm of silver to make them semi-reflective.
He said he and others would need 70 to 80 percent knocked off their mortgages to make them remotely affordable and reflective of current property prices.
The two leading debt-rating agencies, Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service, said yesterday that they were considering changing the way they determine their ratings to make them more timely and reflective of market prices and sentiment.
Firstly, community convenience stores are known to be better indicators than supermarkets of local health-related context because of their greater 'walkability' which makes them more reflective of the local 'nutritional environment' (Minaker et al., 2013).
They are reflective, making them able learners.
In one of Mr. Taylor's strangest effects, some of them wear strange geometrical headdresses with reflective surfaces: it makes them inhuman, Olympian, like visiting deities moving to the music of the spheres.
