Harvard $20 million study:can chemtrails reflect sunlight & stall global warming

JGeropoulas

The Living Force
Well, this story has everything! – pouring millions into a certain boondoggle, reinforcing the global warming disinfo distraction, rejuvenating the credibility of the "chemtrail" disinfo distraction and instilling hope that the PTB can protect us with some technological wizardry. And then there’s that familiar theme of being “helped” in a way that might ultimately hurt us (i.e. hastening the looming ice age).

A $20 million Harvard University project will send aerosol injections up into the earth’s stratosphere, in the world’s biggest chemtrails experiment on the public to date.

Two US scientists say they hope to solve the problem of global warming by conducting the world’s biggest and most expensive solar geoengineering project within the next few weeks.

The aim of the program is to establish whether chemtrail technology can simulate the atmospheric cooling effects of a volcanic eruption, in a desperate attempt to halt climate change.

_http://yournewswire.com/harvard-scientists-chemtrails-experiment/
 
JGeropoulas said:
Well, this story has everything! – pouring millions into a certain boondoggle, reinforcing the global warming disinfo distraction, rejuvenating the credibility of the "chemtrail" disinfo distraction and instilling hope that the PTB can protect us with some technological wizardry. And then there’s that familiar theme of being “helped” in a way that might ultimately hurt us (i.e. hastening the looming ice age).

A $20 million Harvard University project will send aerosol injections up into the earth’s stratosphere, in the world’s biggest chemtrails experiment on the public to date.

Two US scientists say they hope to solve the problem of global warming by conducting the world’s biggest and most expensive solar geoengineering project within the next few weeks.

The aim of the program is to establish whether chemtrail technology can simulate the atmospheric cooling effects of a volcanic eruption, in a desperate attempt to halt climate change.

_http://yournewswire.com/harvard-scientists-chemtrails-experiment/

I'm pretty sure the Harvard study didn't use the term "chemtrails". That website, "yournewswire" generally spreads disinfo. That said, the plan to seed the atmosphere in an effort to "simulate the cooling effect of volcano ash" is mindbogglingly stupid given the large number of volcanoes that have been 'going off' recently.
 
Joe said:
I'm pretty sure the Harvard study didn't use the term "chemtrails". That website, "yournewswire" generally spreads disinfo. That said, the plan to seed the atmosphere in an effort to "simulate the cooling effect of volcano ash" is mindbogglingly stupid given the large number of volcanoes that have been 'going off' recently.

My guess is that they're preparing for the cooling of the atmosphere when it will become too obvious for all to see. They will say: Global Warming didn't happen because we prevent it, not because the Earth cooled for reasons we didn't know about.
 
Here is a description of the proposal: _https://www.technologyreview.com/s/603974/harvard-scientists-moving-ahead-on-plans-for-atmospheric-geoengineering-experiments/

The basic idea is that spraying certain types of particles into the stratosphere could help reflect more heat [light?] back into space. Scientists believe it could work because nature already does it. Large volcanic eruptions in the past have blasted tens of millions of tons of sulfur dioxide into the sky, which contributed to lower global temperatures in subsequent months.

What’s less clear is how precisely the technique could control worldwide temperatures, what materials would work best, and what the environmental side effects might be [in other words, they don't really know what they're doing].
 

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