A race to ‘dim the sun’ could go very bad.

U.K SOLAR GEOENGINEERING

A British science agency will provide 57 million pounds, or about $75 million, for researchers to examine ideas for “artificially cooling the planet” — including outdoor experiments.

The announcement by the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) is among the largest single infusions of money to date toward research into solar geoengineering.

Solar geoengineering is the fairly new weather manipulation ‘technique’ of ‘injecting particles into the air to deflect some of the sun’s radiation back into space with the goal of reducing the Earth’s temperature’.

The government initiative is focused on testing several types of solar geoengineering.

Those approaches could include injecting aerosols, such as sulfur dioxide, into the stratosphere.. or shooting sea-salt aerosols into low-lying marine clouds to “reflect more sunlight away from the Earth”.

ARIA says it is pursuing geoengineering research because “even under the most aggressive scenarios of cutting greenhouse gasses”, “…it may not be possible to reduce those emissions fast enough to prevent severe and dangerous increases in global temperatures”.

Earlier this year, it was revealed ARIA had been awarded £800 million of taxpayers’ money to invest over the next four years on “high-risk, high-reward” research and development projects.

Projects that “have potential to be revolutionary”.

They are not alone in the new race, either.

Another London-based ‘non-profit’ is also poised to become one of the world’s largest financial backers of solar geoengineering research.

Quadrature Climate Foundation, established in 2019 and funded through the proceeds of the investment fund Quadrature Capital, plans to provide $40 million for work in this field over the next three years.

“We think we can have a very strong impact in accelerating research, making sure it’s happening, and trying to unlock some public money at some point,” Dr. Greg De Temmerman from QCF said.

Yes, the U.K is ‘getting in’ on the solar geoengineering craze, and with their healthy donors, look to take on other countries like the United States and China who are pushing forward with this research.

But what will the true impacts be?

DANGERS OF ‘COOLING THE PLANET’

The U.K. looks to be catching up with an emerging scientific field, solar manipulation, that has emerged.

In 2022, The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) announced a five-year research plan to study solar geoengineering – the most controversial ‘solution’ to ‘climate change’.

Last year, the vision became a reality. U.S. scientists deployed a modified war-era bomber to “measure trace gases in the stratosphere that reflect sunlight”.

What was once ‘conspiracy’ is now mainstream science, and the usual characters have come out to endorse solar geoengineering as a ‘game changer’ for ‘global warming’.

But just how ‘beneficial’ will it really be?

New research has revealed geoengineering will likely affect food productivity on parts of Earth in dramatically different ways, benefiting some areas, and adversely impacting others.

“Not one of the climate intervention scenarios we analysed benefits everyone,” said Brendan Clark from Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS), and lead author on the study.

Solar geoengineering of the climate would also have massive repercussions for the health of at least one billion people at risk of malaria in tropical countries, according to 2022 findings by scientists at Georgetown University Medical Center and colleagues.

So, what is really going on here?

The U.K. is joining in what will be the next race of science, to ultimately control the climate.

And with that, can come new forms of conflict, as we have previously covered with concepts such as carbon black dust, and chemtrails as a military disruptor.

We also know that China is growing a massive weather modification arsenal, in which their programs have been used against the Indian border in territory conflicts.

And this isn’t even exploring other forms of new geoengineering, including marine alkaline enhancement, which is also gaining growing concerns from researchers. But the mad scientists press on.

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