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A form of weather modification that involves injecting substances into clouds to induce rain or snow
The United States has had and continues to have technologies that can modify weather at local to regional scales—most notably cloud seeding, a practice dating to the 1940s and used in the U.S. for dec...
The claim that everyday aircraft contrails are actually deliberate “” used to modify weather or spray populations is widely rejected by scientists and government agencies, which identify the phenomeno...
Cloud seeding is an established, decades‑old technique that can nudge precipitation under certain conditions but is not a proven tool for creating large‑scale extreme weather on demand; its effectiven...
The preponderance of credible scientific and government sources finds no evidence that routine aircraft contrails are part of a secret, organized program to spray chemicals on the public . Claims that...
Local governments and state legislatures across the United States have responded to renewed public fears about “chemtrails” primarily by drafting and advancing statutes that ban intentional atmospheri...
The claim that specific “chemicals” are being secretly sprayed from high‑altitude aircraft has no substantiated evidence in the scientific literature or government reviews; mainstream agencies conclud...
States are moving to ban geoengineering largely because of perceived environmental and health risks, a surge in public alarm fed by conspiracy narratives, and gaps in federal governance that leave leg...