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NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center and reporting summarize the 2025–26 winter outlook as favoring above‑normal temperatures across much of the U.S. East, Southeast, Gulf Coast, Texas, Southwest and Cali...
Boston itself was not historically an island in the sense of being separated from the mainland by permanent open water, but parts of what is now the city and nearby land were once distinct islands or ...
Mainstream scientific and government sources, and multiple media analyses, report no verified evidence that the U.S. government or military is running a program that sprays “toxic chemtrails” over the...
Exceeding 0.05% atmospheric CO2 (500 ppm) would push the planet into a greenhouse state not seen in millions of years and, according to paleo and model-based research, would commit Earth to multi-mete...
The body of reputable scientific and government reporting finds no evidence that “chemtrails” — persistent aircraft vapor trails deliberately laced with toxic chemicals and sprayed over populations — ...
Digital and printed maps still show the label "Gulf of Mexico" widely, but several major online map platforms have adopted or display an alternative label—"Gulf of America"—depending on user location ...
The claim that : satellite records and multiple scientific assessments show no net increase in solar output since the late 1970s while global temperatures have risen sharply, and the observed vertical...
GeoEngineering Watch, led by Dane Wigington, asserts that extensive, covert climate‑engineering programs — often called “chemtrails” — are being deployed globally and are responsible for extreme weath...
The US federal government has not issued a single, comprehensive proposal to regulate geoengineering; instead, multiple federal agencies are reviewing authorities, funding research, and laying groundw...
State-run weather modification in the United States today is largely a patchwork of cloud‑seeding programs administered by state agencies, local water districts and multi‑county authorities—examples i...
Yes — federal agencies and Congress have funded and directed research on geoengineering in recent years. Congress in 2022 directed OSTP with NOAA, NSF and DOE to develop a five‑year plan on “solar and...
No — the claim that man-made climate change is a hoax is not supported by the peer‑reviewed scientific record: multiple large literature reviews and major scientific bodies report overwhelming agreeme...
Visible streaks behind aircraft are overwhelmingly explained by well-studied physics: contrails form when hot, moist exhaust meets very cold air and can persist or spread depending on humidity and win...
Many warnings in past decades that “Florida would be underwater” condensed worst‑case projections and dramatic metaphors about sea‑level rise; actual measured sea level along Florida has risen about 7...
No — Earth does not need to fear the Sun "exploding" in the sense of a supernova anytime soon: stellar models and multiple summaries by astronomers show the Sun lacks the mass to end its life in a sup...
The claim that “chemtrails” are chemical or biological agents being secretly sprayed from aircraft is repeatedly described in major reporting and scientific reviews as a long‑debunked conspiracy theor...
Since 2020, scientific bodies and multiple federal agencies have consistently rejected the existence of clandestine “chemtrails,” repeatedly explaining that visible aircraft streaks are contrails comp...
Geoscience literature and agency reporting show that geomagnetic reversals are slow, messy events taking from about a few hundred years in short excursions up to several thousand — most commonly quote...
Scientific literature and major government agencies report that marine photosynthetic organisms—chiefly phytoplankton—are the single largest net producers of oxygen on annual timescales, often estimat...
The claim that "man-made climate change is the biggest hoax of all time" does not stand up to the evidence: an overwhelming majority of climate science literature and major scientific bodies conclude ...