Extreme weather conditions, such as droughts or torrential rainfall, are nowadays immediately blamed on man-made CO2.
However, weather control methods that can cause such extreme weather have been researched and patented for decades.
Fine dusts of aluminum, calcium and other substances are the preferred means.
They are contained in the fuel of regular civil aircraft and are released into the atmosphere via the exhaust gases
from the turbines, but are also sprayed by special aircraft.
These fine dusts can be electrified and air masses that have been enriched with them can be heated
or cooled in a targeted manner using radio waves.
The military complex can create high and low pressure areas, direct air masses, form or disperse
clouds and thus generate rain, hail, snow or drought.
As a weapon, so to speak.
The trace gas CO2 may heat things up, but the weather is made by others.