Unfortunately, this is not a joke and they have £56.8 million of tax payers money for the initial research.

The plan is to use chemicals, sprayed into the sky.

Did you consent to this?

Growing up in the United Kingdom, I always believed in safeguarding a better present and future for us and our children. However, the recent government plan to 'dim the sun' using chemicals sprayed into the sky is a decision that deeply concerns me and many of my fellow citizens.

The people of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland did not consent to this unprecedented geoengineering experiment. It raises significant ethical and environmental concerns, and this decision, which can impact every living being in our nation, should be put to a vote. Matters that directly affect the lives of millions should be decided by the people, not just a handful of bureaucrats behind closed doors.

There is no denying the urgent need to tackle climate change, a challenge that affects us all. However, solutions should be sustainable and involve the input of a broad spectrum of experts and the public. Research on solar radiation management, including 'dimming the sun', is still in its infancy, and we do not fully understand the long-term impacts these measures might have on the environment and our health.

Even if this plan were to succeed in reducing temperatures temporarily, it might cause a host of unforeseen problems. Altering natural weather patterns could have adverse effects on agriculture, ecosystems, and biodiversity. Moreover, there is a risk of significant geopolitical tensions as weather modifications could potentially negatively impact other regions of the world.

The potential risks of this plan far outweigh any perceived benefits. What we truly need are transparent discussions and scientific research on sustainable practices that involve greenhouse gas reduction and investment in renewable energy resources.

Join me in urging the UK Government to halt this plan. We must prioritize transparent, ethical, and scientifically sound strategies to combat climate change that truly serve the interests of the people and future generations.

Please sign this petition to call for a stop to the UK's plan to dim the sun, a venture that carries more risks than rewards and one that has not been sanctioned by its citizens.