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EPA Debuts Online Geoengineering Hub as Cloud Seeding Flood Theories Persist

EPA launched a public website detailing contrails and geoengineering science to debunk conspiracy theories that blamed recent cloud seeding for the Texas floods.

Overview

  • The contrails and geoengineering resource explains how condensation trails form naturally and clarifies that no federal program is secretly dispersing chemicals into the upper atmosphere.
  • Rainmaker Technology’s CEO Augustus Doricko and independent meteorologists confirm the company’s July 2 cloud seeding near Runge, Texas, did not contribute to the July 4 flooding.
  • Climatologists estimate cloud seeding can boost precipitation by at most around ten percent and attribute the deadly Texas floods to remnants of Tropical Storm Barry and prevailing atmospheric conditions.
  • EPA documents show nine states operate regulated weather modification programs, and historical military projects like Operation Popeye and Project Stormfury failed to meaningfully alter large-scale storms.
  • Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and legislators in several states have introduced bills to prohibit or criminalize the intentional release of chemicals for weather or climate manipulation.