Please elaborate.

Duke: It seems obvious that these “scientists,” working in conjunction with our government, are trying to control the weather. Between cloud seeding and heating the atmosphere with microwaves to move nano particles around, it seems quite possible that they are messing up the normal patterns of nature, causing droughts and extreme weather.

Hey Curious, yes. Cloud seeding is real. Normal trails from planes dissipate quickly behind the plane. These trails we see that seem to go from horizon to horizon, last for hours, and turn into clouds, are clearly not normal. Also, when they cloud seed, they like to fly in big x’s, which allows them to track where the clouds that they made go to. It is usually really easy to tell chem trails from regular contrails. This is kind of a conspiracy theory, but some people say that they are now putting chem trails in the sky in kids’ cartoons to make kids think it is normal. But they seem to have pictures to prove it! Just googling “chem trails” will return many credible sources.

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_seeding
DRI (The guys in this article): http://www.dri.edu/cloudseeding
weathermodification.com (This actually exists???): http://www.weathermodification.com/cloud-seeding.php
howstuffworks: http://science.howstuffworks.com/nature/climate-weather/meteorologists/cloud-seeding1.htm

Most of these guys seem to think that weather modification is beneficial, but maybe messing with the balance of nature isn’t a good idea…

Slapshot: the point is whether or not cloud seeding and chem trails are real, not what their effect is on the weather. Obviously, since there are wikipedia articles about it and companies advertising it on their websites, there must be something to it. I was merely speculating that it could be contributing to the drought. It seems that whenever people start interfering with nature, bad things happen. As well as the links I posted, there are countless other sources about it. Just google chem trails. As far a peer reviewed science, most studies on it have been mysteriously stopped. Sorry for the confusion. Cheers.

Unfortunately, we can’t vote on these things. In my opinion, this is a way bigger issue than plastic bags. A study tested snow near Mt. Shasta and found dangerously high levels of aluminum in the snow. Aluminum is a popular material for cloud seeding. Not only are the chemicals used bad for our health, cloud seeding uses a huge amount of energy. Imagine: planes flying in big x’s for hours. And we, the taxpayers, are funding this, as usual.