Chattanooga on Tuesday was stricken for the sixth time this month with aerial emissions from U.S. aircraft. The treatment began at sunrise east of the city, and continued most of the day. By evening time, the sky was overcast with a haze or smog enmixed with faded streaks. By David Tulis But the high atmosphere was marked by the haze that is the normal fruit of aerial injections of coal fly ash. The city was treated April 9, 10, 11, 15 and 18. Today is April 19, and it is the sixth day of emissions in the American government’s war … Continue reading Intense aerosol injections over Chattanooga turn blue sky to dull smog