Ocean Foams
Creation of ocean foams has been suggested. When bubbles in the foams burst, they loft small droplets of seawater, which can modify the albedo of clouds.
Read more about this topic: Cloud Reflectivity Modification, Proposed Schemes, Seawater Spray
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