Tag Archives: Weather hazards

23Oct/26

The Rothschild Weather Control Conspiracy

October 23, 2026EnvironmentCloud seeding, Conspiracy theories in the United States, Contents, General Electric, Haiti, High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, Jérôme Kasparian, Laos, Los Angeles, Luke, Matthew, Meteorology, Milton, national science foundation, Physical geography, Project Stormfury, Savannah, Sixbert Sangwa, St. Louis, Tropical cyclone, United States, Vortices, Weather, Weather hazards, Weather modificationadmin

From STORMFURY to HAARP: Unpacking the Physical Limits of Geoengineering and the Spread of Weather Disinformation

Fri Oct. 23, 2026 /Mpelembe Media/ — The viral “THRONE CLIMATE” narrative functions as a grand super-conspiracy, falsely alleging that a secretive elite connected to the Rothschild family operated a worldwide network of 22 weather modification stations for 47 years to manufacture catastrophes like Hurricane Katrina and the 2010 Haiti earthquake. This online legend adapts 19th-century antisemitic tropes regarding Jewish financial control to modern anxieties about emerging geoengineering technologies, echoing recurring claims made by political figures regarding atmospheric manipulation and space-based weapons. To create false plausibility, the narrative relies on capability substitution—taking bounded, real-world technologies like localized cloud seeding and misrepresenting them as total atmospheric command—alongside pseudo-technical jargon and institutional scapegoating to offer simplistic explanations for complex global market and weather events. Continue reading →

05Jan/25

A Year of Climate Breakdown

January 5, 2025EnvironmentAtlantic hurricane season, Bangladesh, Boris, Brazil, Chad, China, christian aid, Colombia, Columbia, Cuba, Disaster, Effects of climate change, Extreme weather, Germany, Helene, Hurricane Helene, Hurricane Milton, In Cuba, In Florida, Malawi, Mayotte, Mexico, Milton, Namibia, Natural disaster, Niger, Nigeria, Philippines, Spain, Sul, Tropical cyclone, United States, US, Water security, Weather hazards, Yagi, Zambia, Zimbabweadmin

Jan. 4, 2025 /Mpelembe Media/ — Christian Aid’s report, “Counting the Cost 2024,” analyses the economic impact of ten extreme weather events in 2024, revealing billions of dollars in losses and highlighting the disproportionate effect on poorer nations. The report underscores the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions and transition to renewable energy, citing expert opinions stressing the escalating consequences of inaction. Continue reading →

08Aug/23

Nature havoc in a jamboree

August 8, 2023EnvironmentExtreme weather, Heat wave, Scouts BSA, Tropical cyclone, Tropical cyclone warnings and watches, Typhoon Rai, Weather forecasting, Weather hazardsadmin

Aug. 8, 2023 /Environment/ — Scouts can be prepared for nature havoc in a jamboree by following these tips:

Stay informed about the weather forecast: Scouts should always be aware of the weather forecast and be prepared to adjust their plans accordingly. If there is a heat wave or typhoon warning, scouts should make sure to stay hydrated and cool, and be prepared to evacuate if necessary.
Be prepared for power outages: Power outages are common during natural disasters, so scouts should pack flashlights, batteries, and other supplies in case they lose power.
Be prepared for flooding: If there is a flood warning, scouts should move to higher ground and avoid wading through floodwaters.
Be prepared for downed trees: If there is a storm, scouts should be prepared for downed trees. They should stay away from downed trees and power lines, and report any downed trees to the authorities.
Be prepared for injuries: Natural disasters can cause injuries, so scouts should pack first aid kits and know how to use them.
Be prepared to evacuate: If there is a mandatory evacuation order, scouts should evacuate immediately. They should pack their belongings and head to a safe location.

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18Jul/22

OPINION: Why is it so hot? Climate change is here

July 18, 2022EnvironmentBob Ward, British Isles heat wave, Climate change, Extreme weather, Heat wave, Indian heat wave, Natural environment, Nature, Physical geography, Torridness, Urban heat island, Weather hazardsadmin

Bob Ward is policy and communications director at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics and Political Science

Heatwaves are growing in frequency and intensity around the world due to climate change.

Scientists have been warning for some time that the rise in global average temperature, as greenhouse gas levels mount in the atmosphere, is causing an increase in the risks of hot weather.
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