Experts at the University of California have proposed a new way of dealing with the worsening issue of global warming . By using shiny crops that reflect sun's rays back to space, maximum temperatures in agricultural regions could revert back by 1.9 degree celsius.

While the team wouldn't discuss the full details of their proposal until the results are published, leader Chris Doughty had this to say:

Slowing or reversal of regional warming trends may be achieved by manipulation of land surface. This approach is most feasible in agricultural and forestry areas, where the land surface is already under significant human influence.