David Lim will be giving a presentation on Chemtrails on
Thursday 28th November 2013.
PRESS RELEASE
Issued: 20th November 2013
No embargo
Geoengineering: playing ‘God’ with nature
What would you do if you could control the weather? Many would suggest possibly diverting floods, avoiding droughts or more sunshine. However, an increasing number of researchers around the world are discovering that our weather is already being controlled and it’s being made cloudier. One such person is former doctoral researcher David Lim from the University of Reading. David explains: “Many aeroplanes leave persistent contrails over Sussex which form manmade cloud cover that reduces sunshine; there is also substantial evidence to suggest that persistent jet trails contain toxic heavy metals that are linked to illnesses such as Alzheimer’s, respiratory and heart damage, sore throats and headaches. Our atmosphere is being used as a grand laboratory without public consent – it’s called geoengineering.”
Geoengineering involves altering the Earth’s climate system in order to moderate the effects of manmade climate change. UK Government’s Regulation of Geoengineering (2010) and the Solar Radiation Management Governance Initiative (SRMGI) detail the science and governance surrounding a highly controversial proposal to inject millions of tonnes of sulphur particles (and aluminium) into the atmosphere using aircraft. The aim is to reflect sunshine away from Earth using manmade clouds (Solar Radiation Management). However, many researchers and scientists warn of the numerous risks involved and even suggest it’s happening already, prior to any public consultation.
Truth Juice has teamed with David to organise a public talk to raise awareness of geoengineering. “This is an extremely serious issue. Many jet contrails fail to dissipate like they used to and frequently form crosses, T-shapes and entire grid patterns in the sky. People have the right to know what’s going on”, says David.
His talk entitled ‘Geoengineering: playing ‘God’ with nature?’ will be held on Thursday 28th November, 7pm at The Old Chapel Centre, The Tye, Alfriston, East Sussex, BN26 5TL. Local photographs, video footage, engineering patents and environmental test results will be presented.
Ditchling Beacon. Sussex, UK
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