Call for a global ban on climate engineering

To get a more funded and sound opinion on how risky SRM (Solar Radiation Management) and SAI (Stratospheric Aerosol Injection) are I would suggest that we  read and study a lot. I have been researching on this issue since at least 4 years. I have also done interwiews with many metereologists and IPCC experts. I am studying the issue of environmental (air) pollution since 1986. And still researching, I am absolutely aware of how much we still don’t understand about climate, weather and air pollution. So we have to be patient and not to go in search for rapid technological fixes to solve the climate disruption. Here a list of 31 arguments against the deployment of Solar Radiation Management or Stratospheric Aerosol injection based on the studies and research of a.o. Alan Robock a distinguished metereologist at a global level

1. Drought in Africa and Asia
2. Perturb ecology with more diffuse radiation
3. Environmental impact of implementation
4. Effects on plants of changing the amount of solar radiation and partitioning between direct and diffuse
5. Continued ocean acidification
6. Ozone depletion with more UV at surface
7. Affect stargazing
8. More sunburn from diffuse radiation
9. Regional climate change, including temperature and precipitation
10. Whitening of the skies
11. Unknowns about Climate system response
12. Less solar radiation energy generation by solar power, especially for those requiring direct radiation
13. Rapid warming if stopped
14. Cannot stop effects quickly
15. Human errors
16. Unexpected consequences
17. Commercial control
18. Military use of technology
19. Conflicts with current treaties (weaponizing the weather?)
20. Whose hand on the thermostat?
21. Degrade terrestrial optical astronomy
22. Affect satellite remote sensing
23. Societal disruption
24. Conflict between countries
25. Effects on airplanes flying in the stratosphere
26. Effects on electrical properties of the atmosphere
27. Impacts on troposphere chemistry
28. Effects on cirrus clouds as aerosols fall into the troposphere
29. Environmental impacts of aerosol injection, including producing and delivering aerosols
30. Moral hazard – the prospect of it working would reduce drive for cutting emissions
31. Moral authority: do we have the right to do this?