Great Resource

I found this today while looking for something else... isn't that always the way?

Terraforming.Inc

I'm not the whole way through the site but so far it is offering some very good resources for those who are interested in this topic.

Fukushima and Tracking Ocean Currents

While clearly tragic and ongoing, the worst nuclear 'accident' is to be used by oceanographers to learn more about the Pacific Ocean Currents: Scientists Will Track Fukushima Radiation To Study Ocean Currents

(S)Mother's Day in Ottawa

Just a quick observation from yesterday, Mother's Day, which I spent outside in the garden being sprayed from above. The trials were so dense and you could actually see particulate falling down towards the earth. It was so thick at times I swear I could smell it, a strange sort of dry chemical smell. When the trails ceased my mid afternoon, the smell was gone as well. It was the first time I have ever noticed an odour, it was really unpleasant. Not a single cloud in the sky was real. Thanks to these crazy people for such a memorable mother's day. Blech.

Just want to slap up this link to a very interesting map detailing the ongoing projects worldwide in 'geoengineering' our climate. This is happening folks, time to look up and ask some questions. World of Geoengineering

Geoengineering Michael J. Murphy - Coast to Coast AM - 17.05.11

Geoengineering Weather Modification

Great interview, ties weather modification to degradation of soil and water.

Here is another good interview with Rosalind Peterson:

Geoengineering: Destroying our Atmosphere

March 18 2011

They are at it right now, 7:27 am EST. Three trails going from east to west, one bisecting southwest to north eastish.

Nice thick ones.. :P

On a brighter note I saw a small flock of geese flying overhead yesterday evening. It was 9 C outside and the breeze was beautiful - the earth is smelling alive again.

Aerosol Spraying over Ottawa, Canada

I have collected a few videos of aerosol spraying over Ottawa, Canada. Since I am on a really peeled down computer which doesn't seem to think it can upload pic of my own, and these videos are better than what I can do with my luddite camera abilities, I thought I would stick them up here for others to see.



This was taken at the Science and Tech museum in Ottawa:



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