The Trump administration’s newly appointed EPA Chief, Lee Zeldin, has announced a crackdown on a shady geoengineering startup accused of polluting the skies under the guise of climate activism.

The company, Make Sunsets, openly admits to releasing sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere to reflect sunlight — a practice long dismissed by the mainstream as “conspiracy theory” but now confirmed as real, operational, and for-profit.

“This company is polluting the air we breathe,” Zeldin declared in a public statement. “Make Sunsets is a startup that is geoengineering by injecting sulfur dioxide into the sky and then selling ‘cooling credits.’ I’ve instructed my team that we need to quickly get to the bottom of this and take immediate action.”

The company claims its goal is to combat global warming by mimicking volcanic eruptions, which are known to temporarily cool the planet by dispersing sunlight-reflecting particles into the stratosphere. But critics argue that Make Sunsets is playing God with the planet — and without public consent.

For years, independent researchers and whistleblowers have warned that powerful globalist interests were already engaging in covert weather manipulation and solar dimming campaigns. Now, with Make Sunsets operating in the open, those fears have become undeniable reality.

The EPA’s sudden move signals a potential shift in official policy — from denial and silence to confrontation. Under previous administrations, any talk of “chemtrails” or atmospheric spraying was ridiculed and censored. But now, the very agency responsible for environmental protection is calling it what it is: deliberate pollution.

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What remains to be seen is how deep this rabbit hole goes. Who is funding Make Sunsets? What other programs are running in secret? And how long has this been happening above our heads without public knowledge or consent?

Zeldin’s comments suggest that the Trump administration may finally be prepared to confront the shadowy nexus of private startups, globalist NGOs, and tech billionaires pushing for control of Earth’s climate — and possibly humanity itself.

Make no mistake: this is more than an environmental issue. It’s a battle for the sky, the sun, and the very future of life on Earth.