Fibrous materials, sub-micron in width, repeatedly documented and associated with aircraft aerosol operations must be thoroughly analyzed. The failure of the United States Environmental Agency to acknowledge the certified receipt of said material for testing and identification must be included within that investigation. Biological components later found to exist within those same samples must be professionally evaluated. See previous report . The repeated identification of biological components within numerous atmospheric samples that span both time and geographic separation must be accounted for.
Professional examination is a requirement.
See previous report . A comprehensive consideration of both electromagnetic and biological aspects with respect to the accumulated observations and data must take place. See previous report . Analytical models that have been developed describing conventional vapor trail formation, distance span and dissipation must be compared to repeated conflicts within observations. Health effects that are being reported are to be considered in their totality in conjunction with their probable causes and sources.