-Storm brings record coastal flooding in Maine
-Reduced snowpack in most parts of the Northern Hemisphere
-Iranians accusing its Neighbor Turkey Of  Stealing Rain Clouds,
-A quarter of humanity living under drought in 2022 and 2023
-Bottled water has 10 to 100 times more bits of plastic than - 
  previously estimated
-A battery system has replaced Hawaii’s very last coal power plant.

GaiaGram #190 Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis

Senior forecaster at NCM UAE Esra Al Naqbi, joins the Morning Majlis to help listeners understand what caused the storm and what to weather to expect in the coming few days.

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What caused the heavy rain in the UAE and how does cloud seeding work with NCM UAE (18.4.24)

In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Jonathan Jennings, a meteorologist at the Utah Division of Water Resources and president of the Weather Modification Association. Jennings’s work focuses on cloud seeding, a technology that can reduce hail and increase rainfall or snowfall by introducing chemicals into clouds, yielding more water for agriculture, aquifers, and bodies of water. Jennings outlines the chemistry and physics behind cloud seeding, how much additional precipitation the technology can elicit from clouds, and the scale at which cloud seeding is used. He also speaks to public concerns about modifying weather and shares insights on how experts can better communicate the goals, methods, and impacts of this technology to the public.

References and recommendations:

“Economic Impacts of Cloud Seeding on Agricultural Crops in North Dakota” by Dean Bangsund and Nancy Hodur; https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/291806

“A Benefit-Cost Analysis of Texas Weather Modification Activities Resulting in an Additional One Inch of Rainfall Across a Region” by Jason L. Johnson; https://perma.cc/ERJ6-HGLZ

“Bitter Waters: The Struggles of the Pecos River” by Patrick Dearen; https://www.oupress.com/9780806152011/bitter-waters/

Economic Effects and Public Concerns from Cloud Seeding, with Jonathan Jennings

A Pop song by Stan Countz about Chem-trails, cloud seeding and geoengineering

Happy Chemtrails to You

Did Cloud Seeding Cause the Texas Floods?
As the aftermath of the devastating Texas floods is still being evaluated, we ask the one question no reporter seems to be asking.
Also, does the Act, formerly the One Big Beautiful Bill, really herald the end of the world?

The Federalist Pages 256 07062025: Did Cloud Seeding Cause the Texas Floods?

- Devices to get rid of rain. Have tried to capture weather because of it's destruction. Cloud seeding made fog to hide ships. Then came chem trails, an object of attention for the public. Blue rain from airplane toilets. Underground tunnel systems make noise  that sounds it's from above.
- Powers that be try to look like nothing is wrong. We only get a partial view.
-US, Russia and China all have space stations in addition to ISS. US official stated we have a man on the moon and fears for his life now. 
-Flat Earth causes believers doubt causing other arguments. Has occurred 3 times. Satan also causes doubt.
-Time proves all. Look for end results. Prophecy is proved in time. Our fruit must ripen. Know the tree by it's fruit, but that doesn't mean to judge. Some leave a trail of destruction. A person's fruit is the people they have left. See truth even when it's not presented. 
-All emotions boil down to fear or love. Step with the world or take risks. Fear causes stagnation. In love we sacrifice for others. Fear goes with the world. 
-Ending evil- Satan will exist. Cut off it's avenue. Sin enters through error. 
Secure vessels evil can work in. Help others become fortified and see your changes. Secure strength as a witness. Evil has the same entry points. Witnesses have accumulated experience and are steadfast. Look for the small things even the impossible. Represent His kingdom- no greater blessing. We can be delivered by what doesn't make sense. 
- Rev.- Bottomless pit has the worst of the worst. Death comes to flesh bodies. Prison planet only for unbelievers. We aren't stuck. Our trials are to effect change. Light in the darkness without a stamp of approval. Salt no good if it doesn't make things salty; to become something you're not...
We are predestined. 
-Sacrifice in love without credit or recognition for true joy and fulfillment. We are made for our calling. Don't look for something back or expect to see results. Hope to bless a life. We are sent here for someone. Be an answer to someone's prayers. 
-Know you are directed. Completeness comes from the Most High. Be encouraged. We have a real destiny. Believing without seeing by choice is faith. Serve every individual as you would the Lord.
- Earth rotation speeding up exponentially. We will be 20% lighter. Stall will make it hard to walk. 
- Some try to defeat prophecy and the Destroyer and will hide in the rocks. Hearts will fail in fear. Our eternities have already started.
- Satan is loosed after the 1,000 year reign out of mercy and tares realize who they are. We'll know who we are when God judges. During reign, we will learn Feast of Tabernacles as we rule and reign with Christ.  

08 01 2025   The Small Miracles - Know a Tree by it's Fruit - Witness

The basic idea of CLIMATE BREAKDOWN Reports is to use the power of AI to generate the kind of urgent, ethical, science-based journalism that a real climate emergency demands. 

In the summer of 2024 I did a bike-hiking tour of Idaho that lasted 120 days with 80 different camps. I was especially interested in exploring the Snake River, Clearwater & Salmon River watersheds. On the ground from the climate breakdown perspective, the effects of a hotter drier climate can be seen everywhere, noticeably with declining snowpack—down 50% since 1950–together with declining mountain forest health. This is especially self-evident when you travel at a slow, natural, I would say more human pace from Mount Borah—at 3859 meters, the highest point of Idaho—on around to the West through the magnificent Craters of the Moon National Park, and then up North again along the Big Wood River into the world-famous Sun Valley. 

I was especially struck by the barren general aspect of Mount Baldy, at 2800 meters the center of Sun Valley‘s ski industry. It has an historical reputation of being an anomalously rich snowfall area. But one glance to it’s south facing aspect is enough to convince an over-the-hill mountaineering skier like me that this can’t possibly be the case, at least not in the new hotter drier climate. (Its more recent wildfire history would also confirm this view, but that is the subject of another report… ) interviews with local skiers revealed that Baldy is now sustained by more than 900 snow cannons, a figure almost twice as high as that cited in the GEMINI-generated AI audio clip below. But that’s just a detail. The fact that commercial media does not want us to see is that commercial skiing is now unsustainable. With great emphasis, I would like to add that this deception—whether deliberate or not—is in “perfect harmony“ with the nonstop undeniably  objective reality of Hydrocarbon Man Car-Culture that roars 24-7 along the still beautiful, eminently bike-friendly, State Highway 75.

So with this as background, let us listen to our Deep Dive about engineering our way out of the snow pack decline problem not just with snow cannons, but now with larger scale cloud seeding weather modification techniques.  

CLOUD SEEDING, or when the ILLUSION OF CONTROL becomes reality…

Songwriter. Storyteller. Sound pioneer, Stan Countz is a genre-bending songwriter with over 300 original songs under his belt — a true craftsman of lyric and melody. From his debut track “Those Hap Happy Days” in 2005, a nostalgic tribute to the golden era of the ’50s and ’60s, Stan has built a musical legacy rooted in meaning, melody, and message.

Writing under the moniker Stan and Be Counted, he stands tall in the world of music as both a creator and a voice of purpose. His catalog spans a kaleidoscope of genres — from contemporary Christian rock and gospel to EDM, country pop, blues, R&B, hip hop, folk, and beyond. Each song is a reflection of his passion for storytelling and his desire to uplift, challenge, and connect.

Whether crafting soul-stirring love ballads, foot-tapping jingles, or heart-pounding hard rock anthems, Stan brings a rare blend of versatility, depth, and soul to every track. He doesn't just write songs — he writes moments you can feel.

Stan Countz is more than an artist — he’s a movement. A call to stand... and be counted. He is a prolific lyricist and lives in Denison, Texas with his artist/photographer wife. 

If you're an Artist looking for a song for the next hit, send me a message. Who knows, I may have a gem and a #1 hit for us both!

Composer. Writer. Photographer. Former conductor & founder of the ASKO ensemble.

On a bike/ski/hike trek of the Pacific Northwest studying native plants & climate breakdown 🌲 from sagebrush sea to whitebark pine. Composing off-grid the whole way.

#Sun2Sound 🌕 on Bluesky

THINKING LIKE A STONEPINE, a soundpoem manifesto https://vimeo.com/844665859

“LOVE & WATER, three thought poems w/ coda, PHAROS for small orchestra, “Nightwind”” https://vimeo.com/847079690 

CURRENTLY on mt bike/ski/climbing trek through Pacific Northwest, working on a photobook about WHITEBARK PINE COLLAPSE and CLIMATE CRISIS. BASES in the WALLOWAS | AMSTERDAM | ALPS. 

WEEKLY photo/poetry updates at www.picture-poems.com & THE CIRCLE IN THE SQUARE new music, poetry & dance performance project at www.cs-music.com

ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT for progressive, tech-savy, instrumental virtuosi interested in dialogue & collaborative undertakings.

CONTACT cliff@picture-opoems.com
Or on SKYPE or FACETIME @cliffcrego

MUSIC? The one thing humans do,
that makes the rest of nature jealous.

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