Scott Moore, a Practice Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and Craig Martin, a law professor specializing in international law, dive into the geopolitical risks surrounding solar geoengineering. They discuss how this technology could initiate international conflict due to the uneven distribution of risks and benefits. The need for a strong governance framework to mitigate tensions is emphasized, as is the potential for unilateral actions that might lead to military issues. Their insights paint a complex picture of a technology that could significantly impact global politics.