Chem-Trails

Recent tests showed that Mt. Shasta, a mountain in northern California, had polluted snow run off water. The results of the test showed the water to contain 6,110 mcg of aluminum, 383 mcg of strantium and 83 mcg  of barium per liter of snow run off water. The report stated that government action was required for aluminum levels above 1,000 mcg per liter. 

Aluminum: A heavy metal that contains trace amounts of the 27AI radioactive isotope and has been shown to collect in the human brain when consumed in too much abundance causing residual inflammation. 

Strontium: A metal containing the unstable 90SR radioactive isotope found in nuclear fallout. It is created as a result of nuclear fission and presents health problems because of it's ability to replace calcium in the bones, preventing expulsion from the body. 

Barium: A metal that can damage the nervous system and when inhaled in dust form can create a lung condition known as Baritosis. 

Watch this video for much more scientific details that point to chem-trails as the only logical culprit for this sudden increase in pollution.