Australia For a Clean Atmosphere

GeoEngineering methods release hazardous emissions into our atmosphere including unnatural electromagnetic radiation pollution and other toxic agents like aluminum and sulfur dioxide, contributing to severe health problems that threaten people, especially children, birds, bees, wildlife and all of nature.

Australia – Rain-making Control Act 1967

Link To_Australia Rain-making Control Act of 1967

To learn more and get involved to help stop cloud-seeding and other hazardous atmospheric activities in Australia, please email: director@zerogeoengineering.com

Send Your Legislator This Letter:

Dear Legislator, [or MP, or other official]
**(Our system will insert legislator name for your zipcode)**

You are my elected MP. Through my study, I am aware of international weather modification programs and the harmful and destructive impact of cloud-seeding, weather modification, and other methods of Geoengineering.

Like most Australians, I am OPPOSED to past and current policy[1] in Australia that promote cloud-seeding rain-making activities, which involve the intentional contamination of our atmosphere. Decades of cloud seeding has resulted in severe climate extremes such as drought, flooding, and increased explosive fire hazard.

These conditions are to be expected as a result of cloud-seeding, according to studies.[2]

Australia participates in meteorological programs organized by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), whose programs require close scrutiny and regulatory oversight.

According to the 2016-2023 WMO GAW Implementation Plan[3], such programs include weather interventions which disperse contaminants called, “aerosols” and hazardous physical agents such as RF/MW Radiation.

Such hazardous atmospheric activities are established scientifically, technically, in patents, in funding programs, and through analyses of rainwater samples.

Attached please find independent lab test results of rain samples that contain patented geoengineering contaminants, indicating cloud-seeding pollution. Several new samples are being analyzed at the lab now, so I’ll have more recent test results for you soon.

Silver iodide, a common cloud-seeding agent, is an environmental hazard, according to PubChem.[4]

Cloud-seeding is contaminating our air, water, and land and must be banned.

Looking forward to your quick response and strong leadership to prohibit cloud-seeding and rain-making in order to provide for a natural climate and to preserve clean skies in Australia.