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- largeGROUCH rated 6 months ago
- Is Human Tampering Causing Extreme Weather? By Martin Croucher Epoch Times UK Staff Jan 16, 2008 The science of weather-manipulation threatens to unbalance a delicate worldwide system. (Manan Vatsyayana/AFP/Getty Images) Humans tampering with the atmosphere may be causing extreme weather patterns, experts believe. They believe that the debate on climate change has ignored the role of environmental manipulation projects. Artificial manipulation of the climate is nothing new. During the Vietnam war, the US military used cloud seeding techniques to cause torrential rain and disrupt enemy supply lines. Last month, Chinese media reported that the Communist party was preparing 'rain-prevention techniques' to be used on the opening and closing ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics this year. But some experts believe that new technology can enable governments to manipulate climate patterns globally for military use... click pic to continue
burkinaboy rated 6 months ago- Humans tampering with the atmosphere may be causing extreme weather patterns, experts believe. They believe that the debate on climate change has ignored the role of environmental manipulation projects.
- BurkinaLoveFaso rated 6 months ago
- Humans tampering with the atmosphere may be causing extreme weather patterns, experts believe. They believe that the debate on climate change has ignored the role of environmental manipulation projects.
