There are three major forms of Solar Radiation Modification

1) Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI)

This technique involves spraying toxic pollutants like sulfuric acid, as well as nano-particulates of metals like aluminum into the stratosphere. This involves the use of high altitude airplanes and balloons for dispersion.

Below, see leading scientist, David Keith, explain this theory to the public on the Steven Colbert Show. Even Colbert could not believe what he was hearing.

Below is another video produced by a non-profit climate activist organization describing the concept of SAI. Notice the commonly used scare tactics that globalist climate change activists use to justify their plans to poison our atmosphere.

Still not convinced? Here’s what the former Director of the CIA said about Geoengineering and the use of SAI.

2) Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB)

This technique involves Spraying sea salt aerosols into marine clouds to make them more reflective by increasing the number of smaller cloud droplets..

3) Cirrus Cloud Thinning (CCT)

Releasing particles into the upper atmosphere to encourage ice crystals in cirrus clouds to grow and fall out faster, allowing more infrared radiation to escape into space. Many of the same risks from SAI is present here admittedly. Primarily the emphasis on the unknown damage that can be done to the environment, ecosystem and weather patterns. Playing God with our atmosphere is dangerous, reckless and unacceptable.

The RISKS?

Scientist admit that SAI is riddled with major risks. In their own words they list the following: droughts, ozone depletion, severe damage to our ecosystem, intensified weather patterns and ethical issues among others.

Of course what they mean by “ethical issues” is the fact that masses of people will die as a result of this toxic pollution and from damage to our planet. Also there’s the risk of nefarious governments or terrorist groups using the technologies to spray chemical warfare agents over populations. But they laugh it off by saying it’s still better than “climate change”.