By no means is this an exaggeration.
According to a World Health Organization report from 2018, air pollution kills around seven million people every year. Furthermore, numerous scientific studies have linked air pollution to heart disease, neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer’s, lung disease, and various forms of cancer.
There are countless sources of pollution in the air, ranging from car exhaust to industrial waste. But one of the biggest offenders is emissions from unregulated jet fuel.
Chemical and aerospace engineers have spent decades researching and developing highly efficient jet fuel. Ultimately, this has led to them adding aluminum, barium, strontium, and several other heavy metals to the fuel mixtures to help maximize efficiency and minimize cost.
While many of these heavy metal additives work wonders for fuel efficiency and cost improvement, scientists and government institutions have turned a blind eye to their severe impact on human health....read more>>>...
