@0x0Gilgamesh@christivl77@LeeCraddock12 Questionable, was a poor choice of words on my part. Cloud seeding does work, but it is a question of cost versus benefit. Too costly for little benefit.
@Mike562017@LeeCraddock12 Something doesn't quite fit... The NetZero zealots say we need to stop flying to "save the planet" yet we also need to blot out the sun with contrails/chemtrails (delete as appropriate) which will need more flying? If they need volunteers for all this flying count me in!
@SunnydaleDreams@LeeCraddock12 I used to see long and lasting contrails in the "old days" circa the early 60s. As suggested elsewhere, whether the trails dissipate quickly or hang around depends on the humidity at the flights altitude.
@christivl77@LeeCraddock12 As I understand it, cloud seeding is different from the chemtrail theorists. Cloud seeding isn't new, experimentation has been going on more than 50 years. It's success at forming rain clouds is questionable at best.
@CarolineCoramUK 1966, when I was 10 years old. The trails were left by RAF Vulcan bombers operating in excess of 40,000 feet. Weather patterns can be affected by tides.
@SumCowboyLogic@joanybaby77@druggieri1 If the sun was yellow when you were a kid, then the atmosphere must have been highly polluted! The sun produces white light as humans see it. The sun only ever appears to be golden as it approaches to, or arises from the horizon and this is an atmospheric effect.
Silvia Berendt - The Proposed Amendments to the International Health Regulations: Highlight of an Analysis
Silvia Berendt's presentation from the symposium held jointly by the UK Column and Childrens Health Defense Europe on Friday, 19 May 2023.
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