# rebrighten.org > Sunlight reflection method for climate repair ## Pages - [Successful Submission!](https://rebrighten.org/successful-submission/): Thank you for getting in touch. We will get back to you soon to discuss your enquiry. Return to home page - [Contact](https://rebrighten.org/contact/): Please get in touch if you would like to discuss assisting us with the project, either by donating or working / volunteering with our team. Or if you have any questions please feel free to ask. - [Donate - project options](https://rebrighten.org/donate/): Donations are made via the secure link at The Climate Foundation and powered by Donor Box*. All donations are tax-deductible in the USA, please refer to the Climate Foundation donor page for details. *For tax deductible donations in the UK, Canada and Australia please contact Brian von Herzen at the Climate Foundation via email or by using our contact form. Donating towards our project can literally make the difference between a brighter future for humanity where we have climate change under control, or a precarious future full of climate related catastrophes of increasing impacts for decades. There is simply no […] - [Research & Resources](https://rebrighten.org/research-resources/): Concept Sketch Marine Cloud Brightening deployment vessels proposed by Stephen Salter 1. Selected Videos about Marine Cloud Brightening Saving the Arctic with Cloud Brightening Marine Cloud Brightening – COP26 Presentation Should we reflect sunlight to cool the planet? This video by Vox, addresses the controversy around solar radiation management as a climate mitigation method. The video conflates marine cloud brightening (MCB) with stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) as if they are a single technology, nevertheless, some points are relevant to MCB, including the governance that would be required for large scale, international deployment. However, the two SRM technologies are very different, […] - [The Project](https://rebrighten.org/the-project/): Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB) is well understood scientifically but is under-invested. Our project seeks partner funding of US$ 5 million to advance critical scientific knowledge, primarily to generate the extremely small uniform particles of salt aerosol required for MCB. Diagram from Diamond et al, PNAS 2022 Vol. 119 No. 4 – To assess marine cloud brightening’s technical feasibility, we need to know what to study—and when to stop Our project funding request solely addresses the initial MCB generation step in the above diagram, as a precursor to testing of delivery and assessment of the other field impacts depicted. Once feasibility […] - [About Rebrighten](https://rebrighten.org/about_rebrighten/): Rebrighten.org is a not for profit organization newly established to study, promote and deploy Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB) as the most effective, safe and rapid available method to reverse global warming. We seek to raise the funds required to implement our proposal to prove the feasibility of MCB as a way to cool and re-brighten the planet, alongside broader existing efforts to mitigate warming by cutting and removing greenhouse gases. Help us create a brighter, safer future for the planet & humanity by supporting this crucial project. Rebrighten’s mission is to raise funding for our research on marine cloud brightening. […] - [Rebrighten.org](https://rebrighten.org/): Reflecting Sunlight to Cool the Ocean Surface and Reduce Global Warming Welcome to Rebrighten.org. Our mission is to reverse climate disruption and regenerate a healthy climate. We promote urgent action to rebrighten and cool the Earth by reflecting more sunlight, primarily using Marine Cloud Rebrightening (MCRB), alongside ongoing efforts to bring emissions to zero and remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. As a not-for-profit organization, Rebrighten.org is dedicated to researching, promoting, and deploying MCRB as a rapid, effective, and safe method to reverse global warming. We aim to raise the necessary funds to demonstrate the viability of MCRB, complementing broader efforts to […] [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)