Natural science The Day When Blue Sky Disappears from the World / Elizabeth Colbert / Tomoyo Umeda

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Natural Science
[Introduction]
Spraying diamonds in the stratosphere to reflect sunlight and cool the earth
As a result, we may lose the blue sky.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer tells the story of people who are trying to solve the problem using various technologies to restore the old natural environment.
• "Electric Barrier" that supplies electricity to rivers and controls exotic carp
• "Evolution Assist" that creates coral that can withstand the sea of warming
• "Genetic Drive" that detoxifies poisonous toad
• "DAC Device" that recovers CO2 in the atmosphere and turns it into stone
• "Solar Geoengineering" that cools the earth by spraying diamonds in the sky
Is this technology a hope to save nature or a despair?
This is the story of "Humanity's influence on nature and people trying to control it".
Nominated by Barack Obama
Bill Gates Rave
"It presents an insightful idea of what science can do when people and nature interact"
Selected for Best Books of the Year
Selected for Best> She has won two National Magazine Awards, Blake Dodd, Heinz and the Guggenheim Fellowship.
She lives with her husband and children in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
1999 『 』 『 』 『 』 Wayne D. Wright