Scientists Warn of Emissions Risks from the Surge in Satellites

Yale E360·Dec 2

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Scientists are warning of potential emissions risks associated with the increasing number of satellites being launched into space. This surge in satellite launches is part of a broader trend of record numbers of objects being launched into space, which may contribute to faster warming and rising coastal flood risks. The warnings about emissions risks and climate damage come amid reports of various environmental and health concerns in different regions.

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