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.”