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We’ve been testing our rain and snow pH. And it has been coming back -RED HIGHLY ACIDIC – This is deadly for all life, soil, all creatures great and small. Please get some test strips that are easily found for pools and spas. What we need is a test strip for aluminum. I hope that Mike Adams The Health Ranger may be able to make one, we are tying to contact him. If you know of one that is just for aluminum and is not costly please post the link here. We need folks to do home tests as they can and report back so we can get start some kind of data base to gage just how bad the envirnonment is now from the aluminum and other chemtrail poisons. Years of it are taking a serious toll on the ability to produce food. No bees and acid rain = no food= mass starvation .

RED means HIGHLY ACIDIC. Please post your test results with your location and date and if it was snow or rain you tested and any other notes you think are important to note. Thank you. United We Stand has never meant so much.

Highly acidic rain damages plants by stripping nutrients from foliage, inhibiting photosynthesis, and causing foliage to turn brown or die. In soil, it leaches essential nutrients (calcium, magnesium) and releases toxic aluminum, which inhibits root growth and water uptake. This weakens plants, reduces crop yields, and harms soil microorganisms. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (.gov) +5

Impact on Soil

• Nutrient Depletion: Acid rain washes away vital nutrients like calcium and magnesium, which are necessary for plant growth.
• Aluminum Release: It causes aluminum to be released from soil particles, which is highly toxic to plants.
• Microorganism Death: The increased acidity creates a harsh environment that can kill essential soil bacteria, fungi, and earthworms, disrupting decomposition and nutrient cycling. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (.gov) +4

Impact on Plants

• Direct Foliage Damage: Acid rain directly damages the waxy, protective outer coating of leaves, impairing their ability to photosynthesize, leading to reduced chlorophyll content.
• Weakened Roots: Toxic aluminum absorbed by the soil inhibits root development, making it difficult for plants to absorb water and nutrients.
• Reduced Growth and Mortality: Plants become stunted, less able to withstand cold or drought, and may die, leading to reduced crop yields and damaged forests. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (.gov) +3

Long-Term Consequences

• Ecosystem Disruption: The damage can create a cascading effect where the loss of one sensitive species damages the rest of the ecosystem.
• Soil Acidification: Over time, the soil becomes increasingly acidified and sterile, making it hard for plants to recover.

In the comments section below you can post your water and soil pH, photos of chemical trails in your sky, and any other tests you may perform that may be of interest

. Please post the date, location and any other information. Let’s collect this important information so we can get a better overall understanding of what’s going on in our country and the world. Thank you for networking. United We Stand has never meant so much. God Bless.