The dangers posed by global warming are great. The dangers posed by one technological “solution” may be even greater.

The stratospheric injection of SO2 would result in localized stratospheric warming This warming would modify the thermal wind balance, strengthening the stratospheric polar vortexes This results in...

Join Rob McConnell as he welcomes Kate Mucci, author and researcher known for examining alternative health, environmental concerns and controversial theories about atmospheric activity. In this edition of The 'X' Zone Radio/TV Show, Mucci explores the provocative subject of “Chemtrails in the Sky,” a theory that has generated debate about aircraft emissions, government transparency, atmospheric science and the possibility of undisclosed aerial operations.For decades, people around the world have observed long white trails stretching across the sky behind high-flying aircraft. While atmospheric scientists identify these formations as contrails—condensation trails consisting primarily of ice crystals formed under suitable atmospheric conditions—some observers believe certain persistent trails may be evidence of deliberate chemical spraying.Mucci discusses the concerns that have surrounded the chemtrail theory, including questions about the substances released by aircraft, possible environmental consequences, public health, weather modification and the extent to which governments disclose information about atmospheric research. The conversation explores why some individuals interpret unusual cloud formations and persistent aircraft trails as evidence of activities that may not be fully understood by the public.The discussion also considers cloud seeding, geoengineering proposals and historical weather-modification experiments. These are distinct subjects: cloud seeding has been conducted in various parts of the world, while solar geoengineering remains an area of scientific research and policy debate. Neither provides evidence that ordinary persistent aircraft contrails are part of a secret, widespread chemical-spraying program. The central chemtrail conspiracy claim has not been substantiated by reliable scientific evidence.Beyond the atmospheric questions lies a broader issue: How should the public evaluate extraordinary environmental claims? Photographs, personal observations and anecdotal reports can raise questions, but identifying an airborne substance and determining its source requires appropriate sampling, chemical analysis and independently verifiable evidence.

Silicon Valley just invented a $50M drone to solve a problem that's been solved since 1940. The rain will be identical. The pitch deck will be better.

요즘 전 세계적으로 물 부족 문제가 심각해지면서 하늘에서 비를 만들어내는 기술이 주목받고 있습니다. 그중에서도 드론 인공강우는 기존 항공기 방식보다 정밀하고 저렴하다는 평가를 받고 있는데요. 실제로 미국 알래스카 상공에서 진행된 실험에서는 단 3시간 만에 약 1900만 갤런, 우리

Rainmaker CEO Augustus Doricko explains what cloudseeding is.

“The mayor of the Kenai Peninsula Borough didn't know about it until after the fact, and there's a sort of question of was there enough public notice and sort of community outreach in advance,” said A...

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SUBANG JAYA, Sept 3 (Bernama) — The government has carried out a cloud seeding operation (OPA) in Perlis and Kedah today as an early, targeted measure to address dry weather, low rainfall and deteriorating air quality risks. The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) said in a statement that the operation focused on increasing rainfall over targeted areas and catchments to help boost and maintain water levels at major dams. It said the initiative was crucial to ensure an uninterrupted water supply for domestic and agricultural use during the dry spell. Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES) secretary-general Datuk Anis […]

Cloud seeding has been around for decades, but a new announcement says a drone project saw a measurable success in modifying the weather.

Augustus Doricko, CEO of Rainmaker discusses his company’s production of 19 million gallons of rain in three hours over Alaska.

KUCHING, Aug 21 (Bernama) — Cloud seeding operations to tackle the haze will depend on favourable weather conditions, particularly the presence of suitable clouds, said Sarawak Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas. The State Disaster Management Committee (SDMC) chairman said discussions had been held with the National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA), which was ready to conduct the cloud seeding operation whenever weather conditions permit. “The important thing is that there must be (suitable) clouds. If there are no (suitable) clouds, the salt (seeding agent) will simply fall,” he told reporters when met at the Borneo Animation and Games Festival […]