US Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is pushing for a ban on geoengineering, which she labels a "deadly practice" of weather modification. The bill targets large-scale interventions like cloud seeding or atmospheric manipulation, though Greene’s claims about its dangers lack broad scientific consensus. Critics argue the move is more about political theater than policy, while supporters frame it as preemptive action against unproven—and potentially risky—experiments.

Editor’s Note: Weather modification tech—like cloud seeding—has been around for decades, but Greene’s bill amps up the debate over who controls the skies. While some worry about unintended consequences, others see this as another front in the culture wars. Either way, it’s a weird collision of conspiracy theories, environmental ethics, and who gets to decide how far humans should meddle with nature.