About this episode
Linda Moulton Howe investigates climate change phenomena and their potential connections to both natural cycles and artificial weather modification technologies. Her scientific journalism background provides credible examination of environmental data and the various factors that might be contributing to unusual weather patterns worldwide. Howe discusses specific climate anomalies including temperature variations, precipitation changes, and atmospheric disturbances that suggest influences beyond normal natural variation. She examines evidence for weather modification programs and how technologies like HAARP might be affecting atmospheric conditions while exploring connections between unusual weather and other environmental phenomena. The conversation covers the challenge of distinguishing between natural climate variation and artificial weather influence while examining how both factors might interact to create unprecedented environmental conditions. Howe addresses the political and economic factors that influence climate research while exploring how institutional interests might prevent accurate assessment of climate change causes and potential solutions. Her investigation includes analysis of historical climate patterns and how current changes compare to previous natural cycles while examining evidence for technological interference with atmospheric systems. The discussion explores implications of climate change for human civilization while examining how enhanced understanding of both natural and artificial factors might inform more effective responses. Howe's work demonstrates how independent environmental investigation can reveal information that official sources might suppress while providing more comprehensive understanding of factors affecting planetary climate systems.