Fact-Check Results: This claim is false. UK government policy does not support "destroying farmland" with battery storage or solar projects. While some battery storage and solar farms have been approved, they are subject to strict planning regulations and are required to prioritize brownfield and industrial sites over agricultural land. Solar farms currently use only about 0.1% of the UK's land area, and there is no evidence of widespread destruction of farmland. As for geoengineering, there is no credible evidence that the UK government is conducting secret or large-scale geoengineering programs. The scientific consensus supports climate action but does not endorse conspiracy theories about "chemtrails" or sky manipulation. You can verify these facts by checking UK government planning databases (such as the Planning Inspectorate website) and reviewing scientific consensus statements from institutions like the Royal Society or the Met Office.

BBC News

Energy firm wins appeal over battery plant near Normanton

YLEM Energy's plans for a site near Normanton meet new "grey belt" land criteria, inspectors say.

Solar farm plans in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire face critics

The solar energy industry predicts more farms will be approved in 2026 despite local concerns.

Somerset Live

Large new solar farm will be built near Taunton

It will provide enough power for 5,500 homes

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