Is the pollution of rainwater and drinking water with aluminum, strontium, etc. …

Is the pollution of rainwater and drinking water with aluminum, strontium, etc. lower today than it was 10 years ago?

The video shows that just a few years ago reporting about organized environmental contamination from the air was still completely free and unhindered. We present this so-called "net find" because media outlets that are guaranteed to be incorruptible and credible, such as ZDF, Tagesschau, and the Telekolleg program of Bavarian Broadcasting, are recognizable as sources. It starts at second 35.

Among other things, scientific rainwater tests are presented in the film: In the year 2000, 100 micrograms (µg) of aluminum per liter were found in water; in 2013: 13,100 µg; and in the snow of Mount Shasta in California (3000 m), there were 61,000 µg of aluminum. For humans, aluminum is highly toxic, yet reporting on this has fallen silent.

In this post you will find concrete statements from meteorologists, pilots, and water experts with personal observations and measurements.