The geo-engineering of (3) spraying of barium into the clouds has already started. Do an Internet search on Chemtrails. You’ll get over one million hits. People are noticing. (I propose that now that the scientific information is coming out – the term “salt trails” would be more accurate and more palatable!)
Instead of arguing about it, simply look up and see for yourself. Those are not condensation trails you are see. Condensation trails evaporate after a time. This stuff is made of minute particles of barium and/or aluminum oxide. What goes up, must come down.
Aside from the health risks, anyone care to venture a guess of what spraying salt out of aircraft into the clouds is costing us? And where is the money coming from? And, by-the-way, the spraying in our atmosphere is occurring around the globe. This geo-engineering appears to be under the control of the United Nations, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Control, and each country is conducting it’s own operations under secret by their military.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118246650280644111.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/6298507.stm
They can welcome the next ice age with open arms. I’d rather move to Australia than be subject to sub-zero temperatures for years to come.
Sheer insanity.
People with plans like these used to be institutionalized. Now they are lionized.
The entire world has gone insane. I’m going back to my cave.
Wouldn't that cause acid rain? Geez you can't make these people happy...
I’m finding it VERY disturbing that the writers for the WSJ have so little common sense, or even economic sense.
The other day, they had a front page article on some Alaskan village that was being pinched by high gas prices.
The article stated that when snowmobiles got cheaper to operate than their snow dogs, they switched to the snowmobiles, and now that gas has gotten so expensive, just WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO?
Basic economics - an alternative will be purchased instead, duh, they’ll start using their dogsleds again. Geez. And you write for the Wall Street Journal?
If you like government controlled economies, just wait until governments around the world start trying to control the climate with these half-baked politically motivated technical interventions.
I think we really need a Constitutional amendment prohibiting Congress from making any law respecting an establishment of climate.
We should also make it the policy of the US that any attempt by any nation to change the climate shall be considered an act of war against the United States.
“Oops, we were wrong. It’s getting a tad chilly down here. Can someone turn off those mirrors? What, they can’t be turned off? Okay, we need to set up a trillion missiles.......”
(1) spraying sulfur in our stratosphere
Why not just nuke 10 of the world`s most powerful volcanoes to try to get them to erupt? Be a lot cheaper. These guys are nuts. Just as nuts as the scientists who proposed covering the Arctic with soot to melt it during the global cooling scare.
I wonder who will be making the mirrors and how much the politicians will earn from pushing this nonsense.
I think that we'll survive GW (assuming that there is such a thing...) if we don't try to fix the problem. So long as no one tries to do anything about it, we'll be fine.
Now, if people want to drive hybrids and switch their light bulbs....that's fine, as it makes them all feel good and amounts to a spit in the ocean. But these ideas could truly do lasting damage.
I can't wait until the Global Warming fad is over.
According to the National Weather Service it is supposed to be 43 degrees here tonite - - about 75 miles northwest of New York City, one day after the longest day of the year.
Paint everything white...
sulfur is out - acid rain.
mirrors are out - space junk. (look ma, no satellites)
barium - toxic.
aluminum - fearfully expensive
ships in the middle of the ocean spewing up ocean water sprays - probably only feasible measure.
I'm like you. I believe everything I read on the internet...I'll bet you even get a lot of your facts from Wickpedia...now there's a reliable internet source. < /sarcasm >
One can only hope you are joking....