On Monday I blogged about the subject of weather modification, and pointed out that the sheer number of actors with access to some form […]
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As I sit down to start combing through this weeks' "finals box" and going through articles to blog about, the weather is again turning […]
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As you might have guessed, I've been much focused upon the subject of geoengineering lately, given that much of America's breadbasket has been so […]
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It's raining again where I'm located, and I decided to move today's original blog to the honorable mention category, and do another blog about […]
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As you can tell from recent blogs, the readers of this website and I have been focused a lot on what we're calling "Disaster […]
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I had to do several double takes when I read this article from the U.K.'s The Guardian from 2017, for just last week I […]
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Well, now it's official, more or less. We've always known that Russia and China (as well as Europe and a couple of other places, […]
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CUAUTLANCINGO, MEXICO – Farming communities are blaming Volkswagen for the loss of their crops after the company’s use of “hail cannon” weather-modification devices at a plant in the Central Mexican state of Puebla allegedly deprived Mexico’s historic breadbasket of rainfall throughout much of the year.
The 2017 hurricane season has wrought more damage on the Caribbean and the Gulf Coast of the United States than any season in the last decade. Tropical Storm Harvey smashed into the Gulf, temporarily swallowing Houston and other low lying areas. Meanwhile, Hurricane Irma caused millions of dollars in damage to Florida, Puerto Rico, and other Caribbean islands, leaving millions without power and water.
