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A loose but active global cloud-seeding landscape in 2025 spans dozens of countries — led by state-scale programs in China, the UAE, India, Australia and multiple U.S. states — with the World Meteorol...
There is no credible scientific evidence that a single, global flood covering the entire Earth ever occurred in geological history; modern geology and paleoclimate research describe repeated regional ...
Mainstream scientists and established institutions evaluate ’s central claims—secret large‑scale “chemtrail” operations and covert climate engineering causing widespread ecological harm—as unsupported...
runs one of the world’s largest, state-led weather‑modification efforts aimed at boosting precipitation, preventing hail and mitigating disasters, a program has expanded to millions of square kilometr...
Climate change is not a “farse” in mainstream reporting: multiple scientific assessments and news organizations in 2025 describe accelerating warming, record-high temperatures and increasing climate i...
Global seasonal model ensembles agree on a La Niña-influenced winter for December 2025 (NDJ/DJF) with elevated odds of above‑normal land surface temperatures across much of the Northern Hemisphere and...
The public record for shows an unmistakable spike: multiple independent datasets and monitoring services report 2024 as the warmest year on record, with several records placing the global mean near or...
Peer‑reviewed work since 2015 shows cloud seeding can give modest increases in precipitation under the right conditions — but estimates vary widely and attribution remains difficult; recent reviews an...
There is no consensus in mainstream science that a total global “civilizational collapse” will occur by 2050; a range of credible reports project severe impacts—large income losses, mass displacement ...
Most operational forecasting groups in November–December 2025 favored a weak La Niña for the December 2025–February 2026 season, with probabilistic models putting La Niña chances roughly in the 50–67%...
Forecasters in late 2025 overwhelmingly expect a weak La Niña to influence December 2025–January 2026, with most agencies giving La Niña a better‑than‑even chance for the Dec–Feb period (roughly 53–67...
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center and other climate agencies favor a weak La Niña persisting into Dec–Feb 2025–26, with a transition to ENSO‑neutral becoming likely in January–March 2026 (CPC gives abo...
The planet is not forecast to "cook itself alive in 15 years," but near-term warming and impacts are accelerating: assessments project a 70% chance that the five‑year average for 2025–2029 will exceed...
is not an abstract future risk but an accelerating, measurable reality: the past three years rank among the hottest on record and scientists warn 2026 is likely to be one of the four warmest years eve...
Global climate monitoring agencies now point to on instrumental record, and it exceeded long-standing baselines by more than a degree Celsius—though the exact number depends on the dataset and the ref...
Global datasets agree that the past three years are the —2024, 2023 and 2025—placing 2025 typically as the third-warmest year globally, with small differences among analyses ( puts 2025 0.01°C cooler ...
Multiple independent lines of observation—rising global surface temperatures, increasing ocean heat content, higher greenhouse‑gas concentrations and radiative forcing, shrinking ice and rising seas, ...
El vapor de agua es el mayor contribuyente natural al efecto invernadero en la atmósfera y, medido por su capacidad de atrapar la radiación infrarroja, aporta más que el CO2 . Sin embargo, la comunida...
Deliberate large-scale geoengineering proposals fall into two broad camps—solar radiation management (SRM) methods that try to reflect sunlight and rapidly cool the planet, and carbon dioxide removal ...
Measured atmospheric carbon dioxide has risen markedly over the past two decades: using a conservative, well-documented baseline of about 381 ppm in 2006 and the global-average values recorded in 2024...