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would it be any worse than inhaling ash or fumes from burning organic material? probably not, but regardless this is why we need to invest heavily in health and medical technology so we can repair the people were inadvertently making sick, we also need to relentlessly stress physical fitness and nutrition so people's own biology/immune systems/brain have a fighting chance to counter this inevitable flood of pollution were creating
While academicians debate geoengineering as an activity that might potentially be needed in the future [2,3], evidence suggests that Western governments/militaries moved ahead with a full scale operational geoengineering program. But instead of mining and milling rock to produce artificial volcanic ash in sufficient volumes to cool the planet, they adopted a low-cost, pragmatic alternative, but one with consequences far more dire to life on Earth than global warming might ever be, and used coal combustion fly ash. To make matters worse, instead of placing the material high into the stratosphere, where there is minimal mixing and the substance might remain suspended for a year or more, they opted to spray coal fly ash into the lower atmosphere, the troposphere, which mixes with the air people breathe and gets rained down to ground.
The best indications are that the material used in the program is a white powder that comes dirt cheap to the government from the coal-burning utilities that produce millions of tons of coal fly ash every year. The official sun-enhancing and sun-altering pollution over Hamilton County is euphemistically called CCR, or combustion coal residual. It is toxic, and contains aluminum, arsenic and other pollutants, according to J. Marvin Herndon, a scientist in San Diego who does not rely on government funding for his research.The TVA coal-fired plant at Gallatin produces 130,000 tons of coal waste daily. It is in the news this week for bringing on line its last of four selective catalytic reduction devices to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions in Middle Tennessee. TVA has spent three years and F$730 million on the project. Earlier scrubber projects have taken care of reducing fly ash emissions. Nearly half of fly ash production is recycled, with some evidently being purchased by government agents for the current stratospheric aerosol geoengineering program I have covered here since April 2014.
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Dimethyl sulfate is carcinogenic[7] and mutagenic, highly poisonous, corrosive, environmentally hazardous and volatile (presenting an inhalation hazard). It is considered a potential chemical weapon
Yet more evidences of the toxicity of geoengineering.Dimethyl and monomethyl sulfate: presence in coal fly ash and airborne particulate matter.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7350652QuoteDimethyl sulfate is carcinogenic[7] and mutagenic, highly poisonous, corrosive, environmentally hazardous and volatile (presenting an inhalation hazard). It is considered a potential chemical weaponhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimethyl_sulfate#Safety
I noticed that military planes sometimes release aerosols by doing a X-shape pattern in the sky. This always happens on clear and sunny days. Is there a logical explanation in doing a X-like motion to dissipate the aerosol
But that's not the real question; this is . If "They" are putting "poisons" in the air how come "They" are not being poisoned?Or are you saying that they are going to a lot or trouble to poison themselves?
... the elite's depopulation plans.
Quote from: Bored chemist on 02/04/2016 01:28:38But that's not the real question; this is . If "They" are putting "poisons" in the air how come "They" are not being poisoned?Or are you saying that they are going to a lot or trouble to poison themselves?This might be a case of suicidal ideation (lookup "democide"). By purposefully releasing toxic coal fly ash particles in the troposhere, the governments must be aware of the deleterious effects of such operations on public health.Notice also that dimethyl sulfate is mutagenic and carcinogenic. This could means the method used for soft-killing humanity is through cancer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinogen I guess the real question should be why scientists and doctors are silent about the elite's depopulation plans.
Just for a start, dimethyl sulphate is not stable in the presence of water so it's not going to be a problem in rain.
What you seem to be saying is that the elite want to kill themselves- even though they are in a positions to enjoy themselves however they like.Have you thought that through?
Quote from: Bored chemist on 02/04/2016 14:39:21Just for a start, dimethyl sulphate is not stable in the presence of water so it's not going to be a problem in rain.Airborne particulates of dimethyl sulphate are a potential risk for the environment: Coal fly ash aerosols exposure may affect lung and brain function.Quote from: Bored chemistWhat you seem to be saying is that the elite want to kill themselves- even though they are in a positions to enjoy themselves however they like.Have you thought that through?One should probably not deny the weaponization of geoengineering: Coal fly ash particles are toxic for human health.
Indeed. Human intelligence perhaps created this nefarious activity. However, we have the right to breath non-toxic air since breathing is part of human nature. Anyone who attempt to poison us by inducing a slow death is a dangerous criminal. Likewise, water is essential to life. The poisoning of air/water interface with toxic chemical weapons is a threat to humanity.
"Airborne particulates of dimethyl sulphate are a potential risk for the environment:"No.Sulphate aerosols may well be a threat to the environment (ironically, they may be it's saviour- but let's not get into that here).Dimethyl sulphate isn't stable in water- nothing you post here will change that will it?So why not stop pretending?
Dimethyl sulfate and its hydrolysis product monomethyl sulfate have been found at concentrations as high as 830 parts per million in fly ash and in airborne particulate matter from coal combustion processes. This discovery poses a new environmental problem because of the mutagenic and carcinogenic properties of these compounds.
"One should probably not deny the weaponization of geoengineering"Why not?There is no actual evidence that it's happening, so why not deny it?
As I asked (and you ignored), how do "they" stop themselves getting poisoned too?
Yes, all very nice, but, ever since we discovered fire, we have been doing all those things.Do you really want to stop?