AND those chem trails are real.
The carbon cycle is extremely important and required for life on Earth. The mechanism to "clean it up" was invented by Mother Nature - a myriad of plants and microorganisms remove the carbon from CO2 as part of their life. We always think of trees and swamps as the big deal, but they are relatively minor and very slow response parts of the cycle. The oceans are massively more involved and it is phytoplankton that is the primary rapid response and high volume carbon fixation path. The largest reason we are up the creek without a paddle is we have managed to poison the oceans horribly, killing off around 30% of the phytoplankton. One species alone (diatoms) is responsible for 42% of all of the oxygen we breathe. Not so concerned with what we do to release carbon as much as how we have screwed the planet by destroying much of what absorbs it and releases oxygen.
Father time is predictable.
... And unfortunately those who celebrate ignorance, deny science, follow cynical leaders and don't recognize that they aren't respected in return ... they vote.
Seems that most of those types live in places like California. Funny how that works.
Cloud seeding today is commonplace and used by several states to counter drought conditions. Here is an example:
Weather modification (aka geoengineering) was developed by the USA military and was/is very successful and currently being used by various nations. There is even a international treaty signed in the late 1970's (currently 78 States parties including USA, Russia, China) prohibiting the military or other hostile use of environmental modification techniques having widespread, long-lasting or severe effects.
When you ask someone with an Ivy League education, what a woman is… and they just can’t.
We have turned universities into vocational factories for some bizarre reason. Instead of going to a place of learning and learning we pay some money to go to a place where nobody takes the time and effort to actually understand the subject matter. The focus is no longer on education but graduation (and of course stick and ball bullshoot). Even in the extremes of academia, those who DO understand their subject tend to pidgeonhole themselves into very discreet specialization - mostly because instead of a universal education covering a range of intellectual pursuit it is all about "the" degree.
It has been tried in the mountain states to enhance snowfall for ski areas. There were liability issues and they discontinued the practice. I wasn’t aware they were doing it in Texas. Interesting.
At best, cloud seeding will add about 10% more water output from clouds. Most times, especially during droughts, the conditions for seeding doesn't exist because of lack of moisture. It is no wonder that the state of Texas stopped funding the practice.
