Lawmaking

In recent years, conspiracy theories about weather phenomena have gained traction, moving from fringe online discussions to influencing state legislation. This shift raises questions about the intersection of science, policy, and public perception, as unusual weather events become focal points for various narratives. Across the United States, these theories have found new life, often propelled by social media platforms where misinformation can spread rapidly. From claims about government manipulation of climate to suggestions that natural disasters are artificially induced, the prevalence of such theories reflects a growing distrust in scientific institutions. As communities grapple with … Read more