If the atmosphere is filled with particulates, those particulates diminish and disperse rainfall, period.

Geoengineering particulates are known to proliferate fungal reproduction.

Do you need particulates dispersed in the atmosphere to make it more effective?

Which the particulates that these trails intro have a have introduced into the sky are

And if you accentuate the high, so it's very easy to add those particulates of aluminum, barium, and whatever else they want to put in there, and as you add heat to that, those particulates then radiate the heat into the atmosphere, and it warms.

Ozone and particulates from coal burning power plants kill 60,000 Americans a year. A million asthma attacks, a million lost workdays every year.

like David Keith, that that's the type of area they would want to seed these particulates, as incoming fronts start to cover landfall, and that's exactly what we see here.

So we're finding the aerosols, the metal particulates, all of those can be used and leveraged to create weather events that are several standard deviations or outside what would be typically normal.

A measuring cylinder can be used to measure amounts of liquids relatively precisely. Furthermore, the cylinder allows particulate matter to sink following this, the particulates can be separated from the fluid by decanting.

While geoengineers claim that their models are to cool the planet, a number of studies now are arising that indicate, yes, temporarily, there will be, regionally, cooling as these particulates reflect the sun.