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Their research, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows that barley seedlings grown in the conductive "soil" grew up to 50 per cent more in 15 days when their roots were stimulated electrically.
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / GettySolar geoengineering—otherwise known as climate intervention—is risky as hell.The term describes all of the methods that we can use to artificially and intentionally change the world’s climate and weather patterns to fight climate change. This includes things like carbon capture, which is the process of essentially vacuuming carbon out of the air. It can also include measures like filling swaths of the ocean with bubbles to (theoretically) stop hurric