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UN Wants to Spray Chemicals in Atmosphere to 'Reduce Global Temperatures': Will it Work?
The United Nations (UN) released an alarming report on purported global warming and climate change, announcing that it is investigating the potential of spraying "sulfate aerosols" on the Earth's surface to lessen the impact of the sun's rays and therefore lower global temperatures.
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