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I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Pallado of Mediamonickey.com. Unelected bureaucrats are driving us to an authoritarian state.

We've got that story plus Iran's

fissile material, but first, solar geoengineering should be regulated. United Nations report says,

we grab this link from Scientism America, who lied about COVID. They helped lie about 9-11,

so of course they're leading the charge on this as well.

A panel of climate experts convened by the... Do not take a drink every time this article says experts.

A panel of climate experts convened by the United Nations calling for international regulations

to extend into the stratosphere.

The recommendation detailed in a report released Monday

could help manage the risks associated with spraying sunlight-reflecting aerosols

dozens of miles above the Earth's surface. Such stratospheric aerosol injection is largely

untested and potentially harmful, but it's attracting attention as an emergency measure to avoid

catastrophic climate change. This group unanimously suggests stratospheric aerosol injection be

considered within a new broader framework for the governance of the stratosphere, the experts,

wrote in the report by the United Nations Environment Program or UNIP. Other activities such as rocket launches may also

be considered as little regulatory or governance structures presently exist for the stratosphere.

There is growing interest from scientists, governments, and of course the beloved philanthropists

in researching stratospheric aerosol injection, a form of solar radiation management,

or SRM. It's all about, remember, using their correct code words and acronyms, because Kim Trails

is what crazy people talk about. Such approaches, which also include altering the density of

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