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http://globalskywatch.com/reference/chemtrails-geoengineering/Francis-Mangels-Observations.html"Lab Reports
A lined pond (guzzler) near Redding has about 375,000 ug/l of aluminum. We are concerned that deer and wildlife drink this water. USFS ignored this.
Sugar Pine Canyon Cr. Redding, CA has 4,600,000 ppb of aluminum (normal soil 15,000 ppb) in upper and lower stream. Fish losing scales, sick looking.
Sisson meadow pond water in Mt Shasta has 12,000 mg/kg of aluminum, and the pond is fed by city spring water, but exposed to the sky (sample taken at outlet).
Shastice park (in Mt. Shasta City) stream water has 1540 ug/l of aluminum. Other streams have more, certainly bad for aquatic insects if permanent.
National Weather Service plastic rain gage on a 7’ pole in Mt. Shasta shows 100-1010 ug/l aluminum, with highest amounts after heaviest contrails; it correlates.
With no contrails, we get 0-50 ug/l aluminum in the rain. Several stations report no aluminum, but very high barium or strontium, maybe a titanate for reflectivity.
Snowdrift near McCloud on Mt Shasta at 8000’ has 61,100 ug/l aluminum, 83 of barium, and 383 of strontium. This is over 4-5 times that of plain protected soil.
Lab reports during storms range 0 to 30 ug/l in rain with no spraying to 4000 ug/l of aluminum (series), always correlated positively to jet spraying (national info).
Many samples were taken by a trained USDA biologist with legal water sampling experience and MS degree in related subjects. His samples are similar to others.
Samples show a direct relationship to contrail density: More contrails, higher Aluminum, Barium, and/or strontium in water; also boron and arsenic appear.
When we get zero readings of any element, it proves our samples are not self-contaminated by dirt, dust, dirty fingers. We should never get zero if they were.
The Mt. Shasta city public water report in 2010 indicates that aluminum, barium, lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium, and strontium are not found in city water yet.
Contamination is unlikely because jars used are clean glass or official sampling bottles washed with known pure tap water. Results follow contrail density.
Outside soils in Mt. Shasta area in 2007 have over 1.6 % or 16,000 mg/kg of aluminum. Soil is 13000 mg/kg in aluminum under my house, likely natural.
Strontium, barium, and aluminum are found in Mt. Shasta rocks in a few ppb. “Dust” does not explain high amounts in the rain or snow, nor occasionally zero.
Rain samples from Arizona, New York, California, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Pennsylvania, show high Al, Ba, Sr, As, B, Fe, and Mn, but any may be zero.
We think iron/manganese may be meteor dust, and lead is from civil aircraft gas.
Although local geologic minerals vary, we usually get Welsbach patent patterns. Some have no aluminum, but high Sr or Ba, or none so formulas likely differ.
Radioactivity was tested with a local Geiger counter, with no indications.
Some readings may be the result of local polluting industries. However, results are nationally correlated to jet spraying, about 90% with no local factory source.
Redding CA city official Mull says EPA Redding Basic Labs are incompetent.
With different weather, the samples change, so maybe spray formulas do too.
Fibers that appear instead of dust have Welsbach elements, they are a spray error.
Sampling pH
The natural pH of rain or snow by the text and county records is 5.5 pH. When contrails are inactive, under 6 pH is measured. With activity, pH is 6.5 to 7.5.
The pH of rain is directly and nationally related to contrail pre-storm weather front spraying. Over 500 tests have been made, and patterns are continuing.
Normal acidity for Mt. Shasta area Deetz 125, 126 soils, a habitat of acidic black oak and mixed conifer forest, is 4.5-6.0. Now it is 6.5-7.0 pH in over 400 samples.
About ten samples were taken by meter in McCloud, CA of yards, forest, and gardens. They ranged from 7.0 to 8.5, or un-naturally alkaline. pH papers agreed.
The Mangels organic garden and untreated lawn in Mt. Shasta was 5.5 pH in 2003, now 6.5 to 7.0. Soil is 10-20x more alkaline. The pH papers, meters, kits agreed.
Garden compost is black oak leaves, acorns, and ponderosa pine needles (acid), maybe mixed in grass. Sulfur slightly lowered pH. Store manure raised pH.
Coniferous Douglas fir forest north of Redding, CA was tested by USDA Soils specialists Komar and Jim Collins at 7.4 pH. He said it should be 5.5 for the soil.
A pH increase is likely oxides, hydroxides, and carbonates of Welsbach elements.
Contrails boomed during Bush years 2000-2008, especially after 2006 and pH increased remarkably in soil and rain in those anti-environment years.
Garden production declined for acid-soil-loving vegetables; potatoes, tomatoes. Most root crops declined in Deetz soils, but unpredictable in neutral Diyou soils.
Some metallic cations are toxic to biological systems, and could explain 90% loss of aquatic insect populations in 4 headwater streams, but not below springs.
Natural insect variations occur, but not a 90% loss, particularly of diptera that live in sediment deposits in streams, where toxic metals accumulate.
The metals, etc. are not from China, and scientists on Mt. Rainier verified it.
The three main cations (as nanoparticles?) cause endocrine/enzyme malfunction. They are the basis for, or act similar to, prion diseases, such as “mad cow.”
Sufficient evidence indicates correlation with neurological, lung, and bone diseases, particularly in children as autism, asthma, and in adults as Alzheimer’s.
Breathing and neural problems increased after spraying, esp. elderly and children. Autism 1/15,000 to 1/58. Alzheimer’s in Redding 1 of 8 men, 1 of 4 women.
Five pet dogs refuse to drink rain/snow water, but insist on tap water. Do dogs lie?
Similarly, neural, skin, lung, cancer, or endocrine problems are now frequently reported in cats (meticulous groomers), dogs, and horses (drink pond water)."
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