Should the government fund research into geoengineering as a way to combat climate change?

No

I believe the should find ways to fight against climate change but not spend to much doing it

No, and we should campaign against harmful geo-engineering globally.

Yes, but ensure judgement throughout as to whether that level of environmental meddling & manipulation will have any unaccounted for consequences

No, simply, known solutions to climate change should be utilized instead if spending time and money on new research that may or may not get used.

Only fund research into geoengineering as a last ditch effort to combat climate change.

No, instead, invest aggressively into sustainable renewable resources like solar, wind, and geothermal

YES, but only if research is not harming the environment.

Yes but in a way that will not allow lenience in companies to increase their carbon footprint.

Yes, as long as its proven to work and not have any detrimental effects and is regulated by the government

At what point is the research that has already happened be enough

This is a last ditch approach... we need to decarbonize our economy, not allow oil companies to make excuses

That's not the main focus that we should be working on right now, so either no funding at all or maybe small amounts for the future

Yes, as long as there is enough research and approval

How much do you trust science to solve big environmental problems like climate change, and why?

What would you say to someone who believes humans are responsible for fixing every problem we caused, even if the solutions may be dangerous?

Do you think altering Earth’s climate systems is ethical if it slows down global warming but disturbs ecosystems?

In your opinion, should humanity take risks to drastically fix the environment, or should we tread carefully with small steps?

How would you react if your favorite natural landscape was altered by a scientific solution meant to stabilize the climate?

Would knowing that geoengineering could affect countries differently change how you feel about it?

What role do you think future generations should play in deciding the solutions to climate change we use today?

How would you feel if a sudden change in technology could instantly cool the planet but had unknown risks?

Do you think humans should intervene in nature's processes to prevent further climate change, or should we focus solely on reducing emissions?