Nothing to see here, Snopes said, while at the same time confirming that Gates has been funding projects since 2007 for "solar radiation management" (SRM) – you know, a code phrase for blocking out the sun.
 
Snopes is ridiculous, and their own article proves it by saying that Gates is indeed involved in these experiments which, by the way, are deemed a controversial form of geoengineering proposed as a last-ditch effort against global warming.
 
Last-ditch effort? What might that involve? But before we dive into the last-ditch efforts, let's start at the beginning. How did we get to this "dire" situation?

How the Elites Measure Climate Change

If you're wondering how the UK would ever agree to an experiment to block out the sun, it all started with the 2015 Paris Agreement (the one Trump bowed out of on behalf of the United States, for which we should be forever grateful). The Paris group set global not-to-exceed targets based on a comparison of the temperature now versus the temperature during the pre-industrial age. However, they only used 50 years – the period between 1850-1900 — as the pre-industrial age. In other words, they're using for a comparison a mere 50 years in the timeline of a planet that is possibly billions of years old.

In 2024, the global average temperatures ran 1.6 degrees Celsius above the Paris-set target, and everyone began running for the hills calling it a "climate breakdown." First, this is a transitory measurement and is not a sustained measurement made over time.

Any climate scientist who knows anything will tell you that the climate has always changed. In fact, the definition of climate is literally "weather changes over time." Professor Emeritus Ian Plimer from the University of Melbourne says that climate, sea level and ice sheets have always changed, and that the changes we see today pale in comparison with those from the past. He also says that carbon dioxide lags behind temperature increases by about 800 years, so CO2 cannot be the cause. Plimer points out that the climate crazies called it "global cooling" in the 1970s, then changed it to "global warming" and now call it "climate change" to cover all the bases.