It has long been proposed that the aerosol operations have the effect of aggravating the heating condition of the planet, and that they show no prospect for cooling the earth. This is in direct contradiction to many of the popular notions that these operations are somehow intended for our benefit. The aerosols are being dispersed into the lower atmosphere, and it can be shown from this fact that they will indeed heat up the lower portion of the atmosphere. Global warming itself is defined as the heating of the lower atmosphere and earth. The notion that the aerosols are in some way cooling the planet is contradictory to direct observation and the examinations of physics. The current model examines the effects of deliberately introducing barium particulates into the lower atmosphere, and the subsequent contribution to the global warming problem. The results indicate that these particulates, even at rather modest concentration levels, can contribute in a real and significant way to the heating of the lower atmosphere. The graph presented in this work shows the expected interactions from 3 variables that relate to the global warming issue; these are: aerosol concentration, time and rise in temperature. As the model presented herein is intended to be reasonably conservative, the impact of the aerosol operations could be much greater than these results show.