(Harbinger’s Daily) According to reports, the UK will soon approve experiments to “dim the sun” in an effort to slow down “global warming” (wait—are we back to global warming instead of climate change now?!). How will they dim our sun? Well, they plan to inject aerosols into the atmosphere to reflect sunlight into space, thus creating a cooling effect. Is this wise stewardship?
Well, consider that climate models are consistently wrong, inaccurately predicting the amount of supposed warming and cranking out alarmist predictions that rarely come to be. Or that we’re still making new—and very relevant—discoveries about the climate and how it works. Or that pumping aerosols (the kind of aerosols they are testing with has not been revealed yet) into the atmosphere could have significant, unknown health consequences for mankind, plants, and animals (just for starters, consider that less sunlight means less vitamin D production and that many people, especially in northern areas, are already deficient in this vital nutrient). Or that “stratospheric aerosol injection poses dangers such as the possibility of reduced rainfall in certain areas, with accompanying ‘loss of crops and access to freshwater.’” (Read More)
