Man made climate change

[gant]

No.

 

[denso13]

Well I was, not sure where/how that changed...

 

[gant]

I know.

 

[denso13]

My mistake then. Let me know what has changed since your OP if you wish.

 

[gant]

Nothing's changed.

 

[denso13]

So we now aren't discussing your OP, you've stated that.

Is that not what we are discussing?

No.

But you say nothing has changed? You are trolling, no more, no less.

 

[gant]

If that's how you read it.

 

[denso13]

Good grief, do you want me to guess what your argument is?

Are you embarrassed by it? Why not stand up for your beliefs? I won't laugh, honest...

 

[denso13]

ITV, the "msm",

UAE uses aircraft to produce artificial rainfall amid sweltering heat | ITV News

The United Arab Emirates is using drone technology as part of an ongoing effort to curb the country’s lack of rainfall. | ITV National News

www.itv.com

 

[denso13]

Channel 4,

Can world powers really control the weather?

A leading climate scientist says the CIA approached him to ask for information on how to disrupt the weather.

www.channel4.com

 

[denso13]

CNN,

Scientists in the US are flying planes into clouds to make it snow more

With 61% of the contiguous US in drought, wouldn't it be nice if we could just "make it rain" or just "make more snow?"

edition.cnn.com

 

[gant]

Any of the links give a suggestion that this weather changing exercise could cause long term damage in the way of causing climate change?

 

[denso13]

Any of the links give a suggestion that this weather changing exercise could cause long term damage in the way of causing climate change?

I'm still discussing your OP which was about cloud seeding and your claim that the "msm" don't even mention it. If you want to discuss something else that's no problem. Just give me a clue though...

 

[gant]

All will be revealed if you answer my question.

 

[denso13]

The Guardian,

Make it rain: US states embrace 'cloud seeding' to conquer drought

Cloud seeding involves adding small particles of silver iodide to clouds to spur rainfall – but will it work?

www.theguardian.com