Guide to Geoengineering, Weather
Modification & Your Health
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A jet sprays artificial cloud cover over Sacramento County, CA on 11/19/15. Sometimes the clouds seem to drip, as shown in the background photo on this page. Photos: The City Edition
While the U.S. Air Force claims chemtrails are a hoax, evidence of this form of weather modification is abundant. Climate scientists argue the spraying technology will reduce global warming, while their opponents counter that extreme temperatures are actually caused by the program, not mitigated by it. Geoengineers at Harvard and Stanford admit they haven't even studied the health impact of dumping millions of tons of toxic metals into the air year after year, adding that the atmosphere could also be permanently damaged:"The most serious problem with this scheme may be the effect of the aerosols on atmospheric chemistry. The Antarctic ozone hole has clearly demonstrated the complexity of chemical dynamics in the stratosphere and the resulting susceptibility of ozone concentrations to aerosols...
Depending on the size of particles used, the aerosol layer might cause significant whitening of the daytime sky. Such whitening is one of the classic valuation problems posed by geoengineering: How much is a blue sky worth?"
Professor David Keith, Harvard University, 1998
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