Florida Passes Bill to Ban ‘Weather Modification’

Florida’s ban on weather modification contrasts sharply with what is currently happening in the UK. Despite research showing that over 60 percent of the UK population has insufficient levels of vitamin D, reports suggest the country’s government is set to approve highly controversial geoengineering experiments aimed at dimming sunlight to address global warming. While the legacy media has at least given some coverage to this plan, the potential effects on health are being largely ignored. Sun exposure has traditionally been the main contributor to vitamin D status in humans.

These high-stakes UK experiments, which aim to reflect sunlight away from Earth, could begin within weeks. Funded by the so-called ‘Advanced Research and Invention Agency’ (ARIA), a UK government-backed organization, £50 million ($67 million) has already been allocated to the project with an additional £750 million ($1 billion) set aside for use over the next four years. This money will make the UK one of the world’s biggest funders of such activities.

To learn more about the UK’s planned weather modification experiments, see this article on our website.