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January 29, 1992
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WEATHER1.ASC
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This file shared with KeelyNet courtesy of Brian Murphy.
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Newspaper Article:
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The SUN November 8, 1989
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Flagstaff, Arizona
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ARE SOVIETS FOOLING WITH MOTHER NATURE?
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[Merry-go-round]
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Jack Anderson & Dale Van Atta
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LENNINGRAD, USSR -- The Soviet Union could launch a "weather war"
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against the United States and, because of the whimsy of weather
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patterns, Americans wouldn't even know it.
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The notion sounds like fantasy, but scientists say it is true, The
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Soviets are not the only ones meddling with Mother Nature. They are
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so afraid of the American's capability to wage war with the weather
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that they quietly signed a treaty with the United States some years
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ago that banned hostile manipulation of the weather. The trouble
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with the treaty is that it is totally unverifiable.
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For the record, no U.S. intelligence agency has any evidence that
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the Soviets are engaged in even minor skirmishes using the weather.
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The only country that has ever used weather as a weapon is the
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United States.
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From 1967 to 1972, the Pentagon conducted a $21.6 million rainmaking
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operation designed to make the Ho Chi Mihh Trail slippery. Mistakes
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were made. Once, seven inches of rain was dumped on an American
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Special Forces camp in two hours. It is possible that the American
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cloud seeding compounded a deluge in August 1971 in north Vietnam
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that resulted in flooding that killed thousands of people.
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We have reviewed a dozen secret Central Intelligence Agency reports
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about Soviet weather modification research done in the last three
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decades. The research is conducted at the "Hydrometerological
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Institute" in Lenningrad and is a network of more than 100 similar
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institutes. Almost all of the Soviet research has a quasi-legitimate
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agricultural use, but the CIA is well aware that the same techniques
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could be used to deliberately disrupt the climate of other
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countries.
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The Soviets have always believed that bigger is better, and that is
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reflected in their grandiose weather plans, including a scheme to
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melt the Arctic ice and moderate temperatures in the northern Soviet
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republics. One civilian Soviet scientist told the CIA that he knew
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of as many as 300 secret weather modification experiments done in
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the Arctic.
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One plan, by engineer P.M. Borisov, that was mercifully never
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carried out, was to pump water from the Atlantic Ocean to the Arctic
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Ocean. Borisov believed that all the ice in the Arctic Ocean could
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be melted within three years, never to return again. Part of his
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blueprint was to throw a dam across the Bering Strait.
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The complaints of more level headed scientists dampened Soviet
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enthusiasm for the Borisov scheme.
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Temporarily, the Soviets have settled for melting icepacks across
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huge areas of their country by covering them with one black
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substance or another to draw the sun.
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The Soviets are proficient in seeding clouds to meddle with the
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amount of type of precipitation, but they aren't content to use the
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standard seeding method of dropping chemicals from airplanes. They
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use rockets shot from the ground.
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"The use of aircraft was judged to be inadequate and anti-aircraft
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artillery shells and rockets were developed for this purpose," says
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one CIA report. "Possible danger to the local population area does
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not seem to concern the Soviets greatly. They claim that the shells
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fragment completely and it is rare to find a piece as large as one
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gram on the ground. The danger of the rockets is minimized by the
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use of parachutes and the rocket sites are established in relatively
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unpopulated areas."
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Another long-held Soviet dream is to be able to divert their rivers
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that now flow north into the Arctic Ocean south so the water can
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irrigate Soviet argricultural regions. The loss of water in the
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Arctic could change weather patterns the world over.
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[file prepared by LJM]
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