Aluminum 220μg/L, iron 300μg/L, barium 21μg/L, titanium 16μg/L in San Francisco rainwater

Rain collected in San Francisco January 3rd, 2018, tested positive for all four metals proposed to be sprayed by geoengineer David Keith. Aluminum clocked in at 220μg/L (4.4x reporting limits), iron at 300μg/L (15x reporting limits) barium at 21μg/L (4x reporting limits) and titanium at 16μg/L (32x reporting limits).

In his 2010 paper, “Photophoretic levitation of engineered aerosols for geoengineering,” Keith (@DKeithClimate) proposes spraying us with engineered nano-discs made of aluminum, barium, titanium and iron – all four metals were present in the rain samples collected 10-13-16 and 10-24-16.

(These tests cost money – please consider helping cover my costs.)

Here’s a pdf of the full report.

Here’s a diagram of Dr. Keith’s toxic nano-discs:

And here he is avoiding questions of aluminum toxicity: