I was just continuing the conversation, I didn’t mean you said we should burn oil. I see how that is a possible reading tho, my b

Yeah, salt has it’s issues but I see it as the easiest and possibly least disruptive option. We’d “just” have to implement a fleet of autonomous sail boats with solar powered mist makers sucking ocean water and misting it up

I’m not a huge fan of the idea of seeding the atmosphere with salt water, that salt has to come down eventually.

That’s how clouds are naturally seeded anyway, with salt. Rain drops form (condense) around tiny airborne matter, like salt or pollution. Every rain drop is formed this way; drops can’t actually condense without something to nucleate on. What they form around comes down with the drop. We wouldn’t be trying to leave the salt up there. The purpose of the salt is to cause more drops to condense, i.e. more clouds to form.