All part of the plan to legalize Geoengineering, that has been going on for forty years over our heads. All lawsuits to halt GE will be made mute…because it will be legal to spray us like bugs in a very sick sociopathic lab experiment on all.
Aerosols to protect Earth from global warming will be sprayed into the stratosphere NEXT YEAR, but scientists warn the results could be ‘catastrophic’
- Experts will test the feasibility of ‘solar geoengineering’ to stop global warming
- Material will be pumped into the stratosphere to reflect the sun’s rays
- Researchers will test a range of materials that could be used at scale in future
- But scientists have warned of the potential ‘catastrophic’ consequences
Harvard researchers are set to test aerosol sprays that could be used to combat climate change.
The controversial technique could one day be used to block incoming solar radiation and cool down Earth to combat the effects of global warming.
The first-of-its-kind experiment could begin as early as next year and will pump small amounts of material into the stratosphere to reflect the sun’s rays.
But scientists have previously warned that the results of changing our own climate could be ‘catastrophic’.
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Pictured are some of the geoengineering strategies put forward by climate researchers in the past. Harvard scientists will test pumping aerosols into the stratosphere (top left of image) as early as next year in an attempt to fight global warming
During testing, the team will analyse a variety of aerosol materials that could be used at scale in future.
But the researchers claim that they will not fire more than 1kg (2.2lbs) of any substance into the stratosphere during testing.
The idea has stirred controversy in the scientific community, even among those who believe it could effectively tackle global warming.
‘The idea that you could even think about adjusting the temperature of the planet is terrifying,’ Frank Keutsch, one of the Harvard scientists leading the study, told Seeker.
‘But the consequences of climate change are also quite terrifying. This is a very serious subject.’
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