David Fraser
Senior Member.
Just for a grounding I have not worked in the environmental field for a number of years. When I did it was academia and I worked on loads of projects mainly marine and water based. My Phd was on the viability of close shore windfarms as potential cod or haddock farms (the answer was No, could have saved a few hundred thousand words). Anyway I was introduced to chemtrails by a friend and to be frank I have been quite obsessive abot it. I had a stroke last year and can no longer work as a counsellor as I nod in the wrong places or just say "What did you just say?".
However reading the stuff on chemtrails really grabbed me and I have spent a great deal of time on research, but only one area and that of Aluminium and Barium. I have found myself searching for data and processing it all. I do believe that there MAY be a potential toxicity of Aluminium and I have followed the Camelford polltion incident reliosly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelford_water_pollution_incident
Cut to the chase I ended up getting data from a friend on air quality (as a side line I often process data for folk) after the volcanic activity in Iceland and after that I have jst been compiling data, admittedly Aluminiumpblicly available. I was chatting with someone and we seem to have a good deal of data for a possible paper on the present state of Al and Ba as I have data on air, water, food, soil blah blah blah.
I have a great deal of information and I am in the process of sorting a webpage with it all. I do live with bi-polar and even my kids have said this is NOT a flying idea. I have become transfixed by the issue. NOT disproving it but looking at the evidence and science.
Get to the point. I have spent more time than a normal person would for a normal job so am I obsessed?
However reading the stuff on chemtrails really grabbed me and I have spent a great deal of time on research, but only one area and that of Aluminium and Barium. I have found myself searching for data and processing it all. I do believe that there MAY be a potential toxicity of Aluminium and I have followed the Camelford polltion incident reliosly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelford_water_pollution_incident
Cut to the chase I ended up getting data from a friend on air quality (as a side line I often process data for folk) after the volcanic activity in Iceland and after that I have jst been compiling data, admittedly Aluminiumpblicly available. I was chatting with someone and we seem to have a good deal of data for a possible paper on the present state of Al and Ba as I have data on air, water, food, soil blah blah blah.
I have a great deal of information and I am in the process of sorting a webpage with it all. I do live with bi-polar and even my kids have said this is NOT a flying idea. I have become transfixed by the issue. NOT disproving it but looking at the evidence and science.
Get to the point. I have spent more time than a normal person would for a normal job so am I obsessed?