Coalition forGeo-Engineering Research

Non-Profit · Est. 2025

Independent Research on Geo-Engineering Contaminants

We educate the public on the global and geographical effects of geo-engineering through transparent research and rigorous environmental analysis — covering the soil, air, and water that communities depend on.

Airplane contrails streak across the sky — the high-altitude aerial activity that the Coalition for Geo-engineering Research independently analyzes

What's actually in our skies? The Coalition finds out.

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Coalition for Geo-engineering Research

Independent Research & Education on Geo-Engineering Contaminants

  • 501(c)(3) Non-Profit
  • First Nations Focused
  • RJ Lee Labs Partner
  • Global Reach
Mountain ridgeline obscured by atmospheric haze and cloud cover at dusk.
What we’re actually breathing · field observation

Our Mission

Independent science. Public knowledge. Honest answers.

Our purpose is to educate the populace to the global and geographical effects of geo-engineering. Through research and environmental analyses we wish to provide information as to the various types of geo-engineering and their effects on our society and the environment.

Founded

2025

Status

Non-Profit

Service Area

Global

What We Do

Three pillars of independent inquiry

Research, education, and analysis — designed to put credible information in the hands of the communities most affected by atmospheric and environmental contamination.

Solid-phase extraction columns processing environmental samples in an independent analytical laboratory.
Solid-phase extraction · RJ Lee Labs partnership

Research

Field-driven studies of high-altitude particulates and contaminants in soil, air, and water — built on transparent, peer-reviewable methodology.

Education

Plain-language briefings, workshops, and explainers that translate technical findings into knowledge communities can act on.

Analysis

Particulate identification, elemental composition, and chain-of-custody documentation through our RJ Lee Labs partnership.

Programs & Services

What the Coalition does, in detail

Six core programs — from accredited laboratory partnership to community education — designed to give communities credible, professional research and clear information.
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Where We Work

Global research focus, rooted in the Pacific Northwest.

We accept research and education inquiries worldwide, with primary fieldwork in British Columbia, Canada and Washington State, USA — including First Nations and rural communities whose airsheds and watersheds receive disproportionate contamination.

See our service areas

Global

Research inquiries worldwide

B.C., Canada

First Nations & remote watersheds

Washington State

Pasco · Tri-Cities · I-90 corridor

501(c)(3) Non-Profit

The Coalition is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit. We accept no industry money — every dollar comes from individuals and communities who want honest answers. Your gift directly funds field sampling, accredited lab analysis through RJ Lee Labs, and plain-language reporting back to the communities most affected.

Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by U.S. law. EIN available on request.

Where your gift goes

  • $50Funds one round of soil or water sample collection in the field.
  • $250Underwrites particulate analysis on a single high-altitude sample at RJ Lee Labs.
  • $1,000Sponsors a full community briefing — sampling, analysis, and a plain-language report.

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Concerned about contamination in your community?

The Coalition partners with municipalities, tribal governments, schools, and individuals to design responsible sampling and analysis. Tell us what you're seeing — we'll help you find out what's there.