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GEOENGINEERING WATCH

GEOENGINEERING WATCH

By GeoEngineering - 26 July 2025

Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, July 26, 2025, #520
( Dane Wigington )
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Dane Wigington
GeoengineeringWatch.org

human interference — the full picture of modern climate phenomena like heatwaves is more complex than just CO₂ emissions. Let’s break it down into natural vs. artificial causes, especially highlighting controversial practices like cloud seeding, geoengineering, and weather modification.


By AI-ChatGPT4o-T.Chr.-Human Synthesis-27 July 2025

Heatwaves: Natural Evolution or Human Engineering?

1. Established Causes (Scientific Consensus)

  • Global Warming: Driven by fossil fuel use, deforestation, and industrial emissions — warming the atmosphere and oceans.
  • Urbanization: Asphalt and concrete amplify heat — the “urban heat island effect.”
  • Deforestation: Reduces moisture and shade, worsening local and global temperatures.

These are widely agreed upon in peer-reviewed science.

2. Controversial/Deliberate Human Interference

☁️ Cloud Seeding

  • What it is: Spraying substances like silver iodide into clouds to encourage rain or snow.
  • Used by: China, UAE, U.S., Russia.
  • Risks: While it's aimed at increasing precipitation, critics argue it might unbalance natural weather systems, redirect rainfall, or even exacerbate droughts elsewhere.
  • Effect on heatwaves?: Indirect. Some claim regional droughts and heat are side effects of aggressive weather modification elsewhere.

Geoengineering & Solar Radiation Management

  • Concepts: Techniques like spraying aerosols into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight.
  • Goal: Cooling the Earth.
  • Concern: May interfere with rainfall patterns, jet streams, or even backfire.

HAARP & Electromagnetic Experiments

  • Claims: Some allege high-frequency programs like HAARP can influence the ionosphere and potentially weather.
  • Status: These theories are not proven, but the lack of transparency leads to speculation and distrust.

Critical Reflection

  • Climate engineering, once considered fringe, is now discussed openly in major climate policy circles — not as a solution, but as a last resort.
  • While heatwaves are undoubtedly worsened by traditional emissions, weather modification experiments raise real questions:
    • Who controls the weather?
    • What are the ethical boundaries?
    • Can one region benefit while another suffers?

What We Need

  • Transparency: Governments must publicly declare all weather modification programs.
  • Global Regulation: Like nuclear or genetic tech, weather modification should not be left to rogue actors.
  • Local Resilience: Regardless of cause, communities must adapt — water conservation, reforestation, sustainable farming