Lawmakers in the great state of Tennessee passed a bill this week to ban the spraying of chemicals into the atmosphere, a government weather manipulation technique known as "geoengineering."

The bill continues: "The intentional injection, release, or dispersal, by any means, of chemicals, chemical compounds, substances, or devices within the borders of this State in the "atmosphere for the express purpose of affecting temperature, weather or intensity of sunlight is prohibited."

For years, many have suspected the government of spraying aerosolized particles into the atmosphere – in the form of streaks of white clouds that do not dissipate – not only manipulate the weather, but also destroy the ecosystem of Earth.

This bill comes as prominent geoscientists have recently accused the United Nations of conspiring to destroy Earth's environment.

In their article, published in the “Advances In Social Sciences Research Journal” in September 2022, James Marvin Herndon and Mark Whiteside warned that “time is running out to bring a definitive end to all geoengineering activities,” especially “aerosolized coal fly ash that they say is sprayed by jet planes” and “into the troposphere,” where it “systematically destroys Earth’s support systems and poisons life on this planet.”

The US federal government has also tacitly admitted to engaging in this practice, called stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI). Former CIA Director John Brennan described it as "a method of seeding the stratosphere with particles that can help reflect the sun's heat, in the same way that volcanic eruptions do."

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