In 2014 that the UK Government denied it was undertaking geoengineering activities and stated that, conversely, the Department of Energy and Climate Change had funding projects to examine the effects of solar radiation modification.
In April 2025, it was announced that the UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (“ARIA”) will be given the green light to begin experiments to dim sunlight, which could include injecting aerosols into the atmosphere or brightening clouds to reflect sunshine, for which the agency has set aside £50 million of taxpayer’s money.
Of course, its proponents market solar geoengineering as a beneficial and harmless way to address the manufactured climate change crisis, despite reports last week that hostile states could use solar geoengineering to “orchestrate environmental disaster,” which has caused UK Ministers to now prepare for a scenario in which a hostile foreign power could weaponise sun dimming technology.
Orchestrating an environmental disaster by their own government is the reason why the UK public is resistant to the Government’s chemtrailing operations, whether they refer to them as experiments or not.
On Saturday, 21 June, an anti-geoengineering protest, organised by Stop Geoengineering London, was held in London to raise awareness that many are opposed to UK government-funded geoengineering experiments, specifically solar radiation management (“SRM”).
Protesters were raising concerns about spraying particles to block sunlight, citing potential risks to ecosystems and health. Corporate media coverage of the protest was, of course, absent.....<<<Read More>>>
