|||
‘They see the streaks in the skies:’ Kentucky bill would ban theoretical ‘geoengineering’
Kentucky lawmakers hope to follow Tennessee as the second state to ban what they call “geoengineering” — the theoretical concept to counter climate change that some baselessly claim is already happening as “chemtrails.”
“99.99% sure you will find those are just ordinary commercial jet flights (like UPS) leaving an ordinary vapor contrail,” replied Hodgson, an aeronautical engineer who has spent his career in commercial jet aviation. “Virtually zero chance a commercial jet flight is doing that.”
By way of Louisville Public Media