Softcover, illus., 304 pages Attempts at modifying the weather go back to the original cloud-seeding experiments of the late 19th century, but in these modern times can include eco-terrorism involving electromagnetic scalar-wave technologies that can alter climate and trigger earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions, as former U.S. Secretary of Defense William Cohen warned in 1997. In "Weather Warfare," Jerry E. Smith looks at the weather control technologies that are transforming our world and the legislation aimed at prohibiting environmental modification (EnMod) but which the military flaunts doe to the loopholes. Indeed, the US Air Force plans to “own the weather” by 2025, using the weather as a “force multiplier.” Smith investigates earthquakes set off by underground nuclear tests, ongoing research into nudging hurricanes, and the possible link between HAARP and the space shuttle Columbia crash was well as “natural” disasters such as hurricane Katrina. He supports a proposed law to prevent the weaponization of space but put a stop to more high-tech weather control possibilities. Any study of weather manipulation would not be complete without examination of chemtrails, the high-altitude spraying of chemical and/or biological agents possibly to serve as a sunscreen against global warming, as proposed by Dr. Edward Teller, father of the H-bomb. Smith suggests the spraying of these agents may have a population-control purpose, considering the deleterious side effects reported around the world. Throughout his thought-provoking book, Smith discusses the ethical, social, environmental and global implications of all these weather modification technologies. We should all be very concerned that Nature has been “drafted” by the military.

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