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Why else would you have made a specific thread defending yourself and claiming not to be a disinfo agent?
You gave yourself away with that one.
Three towns are under Lake Shasta; Kennett, Copper City, and DeLaMar. They were copper mining communities that flourished between 1905 and 1925 before it became too expensive to mine the copper from the surrounding hills.
Water samples were collected April 20 and testing was done by Basic Labs in Redding using method EPA60108 with containers provided by the lab to ensure no contamination. The results are as follows:
• Ream Ave. and W.A. Barr Road pond - Not Detected;
• Shasta Ranch Road pond - 0.097 milligrams per liter;
• Sisson Meadows pond - 0.085 milligrams per liter;
• City Park headwaters - Not detected;
from the link
Space sunshade
There is a place between the earth and the sun, known as the Lagrange L1 point, where the combination of the gravitational attraction of these two bodies will keep objects orbiting the sun in approximately the same position. If objects can be placed in this location to shield the earth from the sun this would reduce the sun's energy reaching the earth. The total area of such a sunshade required to make a difference is naturally a few percent of the cross-section of the earth, or several million square kilometres. One scheme proposed by Roger Angel at the US National Academy of Sciences in April, 2006 involves firing billions of minute reflectors into space using a large rail gun or coil gun.
It seems unlikely that the reflectors can be kept at the Lagrange L1 point for very long, as the point is one of unstable equilibrium.