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![From [48], showing the similarity of element ratios measured in rainwater and snow with the range of comparable element ratios measured in the laboratory lixiviate of waterleach experiments [47, 49].](profile/J-Herndon/publication/354627147/figure/fig3/AS:1068614601953281@1631788983359/From-48-showing-the-similarity-of-element-ratios-measured-in-rainwater-and-snow-with.png)
From [48], showing the similarity of element ratios measured in rainwater and snow with the range of comparable element ratios measured in the laboratory lixiviate of waterleach experiments [47, 49].
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California's Giant Sequoias and Coast Redwoods, long symbols of strength, longevity, and resilience, have survived natural climate change for as long as 3,000 years, but are now succumbing to human manipulation of the natural environment. Scientists concerned with the wellbeing of these magnificent trees blame their recent die-offs on climate chang...
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... They are also damaged by the increased levels of harmful solar ultraviolet radiation caused by chemtrail-destruction of ozone, which shields life against dangerous ultraviolet radiation. Orchards and agricultural plants are affected similarly [115][116][117]. ...
Five hundred years ago the Roman Catholic Church wrongly opposed science. In my fifty years as a scientist, I have observed the Catholic Church reaching out to science, wholly unaware of widespread corruption and cartel-like behavior under guise of science, which leads, I allege, to the Vatican aiding and abetting activities that are not only anti-Christian, but which pose grave risks to human and environmental health.
... Aerosolized coal fly ash, causes global warming [32], disrupts habitats [33], harms agriculture [8,12], contaminates the environment with mercury [14], decimates populations of insects [34], bats [35], and birds [36]. Aerosolized coal fly ash also kills trees [15,37], exacerbates wildfires [10], enables harmful algae in our waters [38], and destroys the stratospheric ozone layer that shields surface-life from the sun's deadly ultraviolet radiation [39][40][41]. ...
We provide a preponderance of evidence that worldwide covert environmental modification (geoengineering) activities have been ongoing for several decades, citing numerous peer-reviewed scientific and medical articles and other sources in support of our allegation that such activities are causing innumerable harms to Earth’s systems. These harms include, but are not limited to, catastrophic loss of wildlife, aggravation of global warming and climate chaos; disruption of habitats; aggravation of droughts and concomitant degradation of agriculture; and depletion of stratospheric ozone, which exposes surface life to deadly solar ultraviolet radiation. In 1978 the United Nations (UN) oversaw the creation of the Convention on the Prohibition of Military or Other Hostile Use of Environmental Modification Techniques (ENMOD), a deliberately vague and deceitful international treaty that has served as a Trojan horse to provide a “legal” basis for subsequent worldwide geoengineering activities (as described herein). Since the creation of the UN Environmental Program (UNEP) in 1972, the UN and some of its other agencies, including the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), and the World Health Organization (WHO), has formally committed itself to the integrity of the planetary environment. We appeal to the International Criminal Court to render judgement in favor of the world’s individual citizens, whose fundamental rights have been abrogated by planetary geoengineering, as herein documented. We respectfully request the following relief from the International Criminal Court: 1) Immediate and permanent end to the ENMOD Convention; 2) Permanent global injunction on all activities undertaken under ENMOD’s authority; 3) Declassification of all documents related to ENMOD activities as well as making all such documents freely available to the world; 4) Establishment of a legal body, fashioned after the International Military Tribunal at Nuremburg, to hear evidence and render justice for planetary treason and crimes against humanity and the environment.
... Aerosolized coal fly ash contributes to global warming [22], disrupts habitats [23], contaminates the environment with mercury [24], decimates populations of insects [25], bats [26], and birds [27]. Aerosolized coal fly ash also kills trees [28,29], exacerbates wildfires [30], enables harmful algae in our waters [31], and destroys the stratospheric ozone layer that shields surface-life from the sun's deadly ultraviolet radiation [32,33]. Despite the official narratives of "ozone recovery" due to the Montreal Protocol, stratospheric ozone levels continue to decline [34]. ...
... Aerosolized coal fly ash contributes to global warming [22], disrupts habitats [23], contaminates the environment with mercury [24], decimates populations of insects [25], bats [26], and birds [27]. Aerosolized coal fly ash also kills trees [28,29], exacerbates wildfires [30], enables harmful algae in our waters [31], and, destroys the stratospheric ozone layer that shields surface-life from the sun's deadly ultraviolet radiation [32,33]. ...
Earth's life support systems are breaking down, including the stratospheric ozone layer, which protects all higher life on the planet from deadly ultraviolet radiation. This breakdown is a direct result of human activities including the large-scale manipulation of processes that affect Earth's climate, otherwise known as geoengineering. We present further evidence that coal fly ash, utilized in tropospheric aerosol geoengineering, is the primary cause of stratospheric ozone depletion, not chlorofluorocarbons, as "decreed" by the Montreal Protocol. The misdiagnosis was a potentially fatal mistake by mankind. Coal fly ash particles, uplifted to the stratosphere, are collected and trapped by polar stratospheric clouds. In springtime, as these clouds begin to melt/evaporate, multiple coal fly ash compounds and elements are released to react with and consume stratospheric ozone. Contrary to the prevailing narrative, the stratospheric ozone layer has already been badly damaged and now increasingly deadly ultraviolet radiation, UV-B and UV-C, penetrates to Earth's surface. Our time is short to permanently end all geoengineering activities, and to reduce and/or eliminate all sources of aerosolized coal fly ash, including first and foremost the jet-sprayed emplacements into the troposphere that are systematically breaking down Earth's support systems and poisoning life on this planet.
... Aerosolized coal fly ash contributes to global warming [102], disrupts habitats [90], contaminates the environment with mercury [24], decimates populations of insects [103], bats [104], and birds [94]. Aerosolized coal fly ash also kills trees [105,106], exacerbates wildfires [107], enables harmful algae in our waters [108], and, as described here, destroys the stratospheric ozone layer that shields surface-life from the sun's deadly ultraviolet radiation. Despite the official narratives of "ozone recovery" due to the Montreal Protocol, stratospheric ozone levels continue to decline [109]. ...
We present compelling evidence that supports our contention that aerosolized coal fly ash particles are the main agents responsible for stratospheric ozone depletion, not chlorofluorocarbon gases. Aerosolized coal fly ash particles, uplifted to the stratosphere, not only serve as ice-nucleating agents, but are trapped and concentrated in stratospheric clouds, including Polar Stratospheric Clouds. In springtime, as stratospheric clouds begin to melt/evaporate, said ozone-consuming coal fly ash particles are released making them available to react with and consume stratospheric ozone. Ceasing to contaminate the environment with aerosolized coal fly ash will decrease stratospheric ozone destruction, reduce global warming, and will significantly improve human and environmental health.
