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Olson said that large areas of forest are being
contaminated and stripped of their leaves, causing a loss
of wildlife habitat and increased fragmentation of intact
forests.
Just like the USAF defoliation operations that devastated
Vietnam.
According to one U.S. Air Force source, other MASS
systems are used to spray moisture-absorbing chemicals
into weather fronts, including hurricanes. But after
helping to fabricate 15 to 18 foot-long pressure tanks and
smaller purge tanks using “exotic alloys and specially
machined parts,” the Penners quit the project when they decided that such elaborate fabrications did not
“add up.”
Energy drained from a hurricane doesn’t go away. It just goes somewhere else. TV meteorologist Glen
Burns warned that trying to evaporate hurricanes could have catastrophic effects on the world's climate
by turning off the planet's air conditioners. Hurricanes pull cold air from the poles to the tropics. Turn
them off and the tropics could heat up, eventually feeding even bigger Superstorms, Burns said. [email to
the author by a WSB-TV viewer]
Concerns were also raised that the hurricane seeding experiments could make a storm change course,
smashing people and places it would have otherwise missed. Because sudden changes in intensity can
alter a storm's direction, seeding a hurricane and changing its wind strength could easily cause it to veer
off its predicted track.
But the temptation to tinker is total. Measured against single storm’s potential losses up to $40 billion, it
would cost just over $6 million to drop two doses of Dyn-O-Gel weighing 1.67 million pounds into a fully
developed hurricane.