July 1993

The Parasol Effect

A hazy umbrella of sulfur particles is reflecting enough sunlight and heat back into space to offset global warming. You might think that's good news. Think again.

by David Berreby

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Departments

It's Alive, and It's a Graptolite

by Kathy A. Svitil

The War Between Plants and Animals

by Carl Zimmer

Bent Out of Shape

by Lori Oliwenstein

Great Balls of Steam

by Carl Zimmer

Hanging the Electronic Picasso

by Samuel Greengard

Engaging Rings

by Bob Berman

The Baron Strikes Again

by Abigail Zuger

Two-Fisted Science

by Jeffrey Kluger