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This digest explores the state of the field, an overview of the report, and recommendations for how governance and policy can move forward in both a just and scientifically robust manner. With climate impacts rising, concerns over our inability to drastically cut emissions and scale up carbon dioxide removal are driving a broader conversation around solar geoengineering. Recent developments at the 79th United Nations General Assembly and its accompanying Science Summit signal a growing political momentum toward restricting the development and potential deployment of solar geoengineering technologies. Public awareness grows regarding geo-engineering efforts like solar radiation management and cloud-seeding, amid unresolved questions about their ecological effects, regulatory oversight, and geopolitical ramifications. Solar geoengineering (SG), also known as solar radiation management/modification (SRM), refers to a set of proposed, large-scale, deliberate methods to increase the amount of sunlight reflected into The container with the solar panels should enable more efficient agriculture and bring light to the. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Sixth Assessment Report indicates that climate change has adversely impacted water and food security, public health, and infrastructure across economic sectors (IPCC 2022a; IPCC 2022b).