Sir, Regarding “Trial aims to hose down warming climate” (FT.com, September 14), parties in the UK may be conducting a trial to test the feasibility of eventually injecting particulate matter into the atmosphere to cool terrestrial temperatures, but the US has been in full swing at it for nearly a decade. Dozens of aerospace, defence and technical companies like ours have been advising into the initiative for many years. More IN Letters Genesis of Nazism predates Brüning
The cost of expanding higher education is – zero China is right carbon tax is just a trade barrier Transparency of IFRS standards is worth preserving In 1997, Edward Teller co-authored a white paper, “Prospects for physics-based modulation of global change”, where he advocated the large-scale introduction of metal particulates into the upper atmosphere to apply an effective “sun screen”. A subsequent series of tests to create a polymarised and ionised mixture of certain metals, including aluminium, barium, thorium and selenium, among other contents, was perfected and tested in US facilities. A joint public-private operation, initially called “Cloverleaf”, was operationalised and subsequently supported by US state and federal weather modification legislature. Throughout the continental US, dozens of tanker and other aircraft are daily applying thousands of gallons of aerosol nano-particulates that serve several objectives, including the purported ability to reflect UV radiation. Similar operations are being conducted in Canada and parts of Europe. What the actual secondary effects of this operation are, including human health impacts, are currently unknown or undisclosed. The Bristol university team may be wise to “hose down” those facts as well. In the meantime, anthropogenic climate impact is in this regard, quite real indeed
Please show me where there is anything that has to do with the pentagon or black budgets in this letter? Just because the word defence is mentioned doesn't mean the pentagon or black budget is involved. Again you show that reading comprehension isn't your strong suit. A black budget program would not involve other countries nor would they mention other companies involved,because as I posted before the Black Budget is highly classified and is that way to protect national security. It's that simple. The pentagon doesn't use black budgets with public operations or they would have to explain what they are doing with that black budge money. I take it you have heard of the Freedom of Information Act.
