Impact of Weather Change Technologies on Global Security
23 February 2026 | ZEROGeoengineering.com | Report below published in 2021 by the Land Forces Academy Review evaluates the use of weather influencing technologies and their impact on global security. The authors discuss potential damage resulting from weaponized weather changing activities: “artificially increasing the level of precipitation in order to cause floods and paralyze the enemy’s transport communications; artificially reducing the level of precipitation, in order to cause drought in enemy territories and difficulties in the supply of fresh water; the creation of unfavorable weather conditions that impede the conduct of hostilities (increased wind speed, deterioration of visibility); violation of radar and radio communication by direct impact on the Earth’s ionosphere. The use of technologies for changing the weather for military purposes leads to the destruction of infrastructure, paralysis of the economy, losses in agriculture, disruption of the work of state and commercial structures, mass casualties, large financial losses and demoralization of the local population.”
Olena Shevchenko and Kira Horiacheva, Impact of Weather Change Technologies on Global Security, Land Forces Academy Review, Vol. X XVI, No. 4(104), 2021, DOI: 10.2478/raft-2021-0042
The purpose of the article is to assess whether the use of weather change technologies can affect global security.
Link To Full Article IMPACT OF WEATHER CHANGE TECHNOLOGIES ON GLOBAL SECURITY 2021
At War Over Geoengineering The Guardian 9 Feb 2012
“At least four countries – the US, Russia, China and Israel – possess the technology and organization to regularly alter weather and geological events for various military and black operations, which are tied to secondary objectives, including demographic, energy and agricultural resource management.”
-Matt Andersson Former executive adviser, aerospace & defence, Booz Allen Hamilton, Chicago
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