Conspiracy Theories Spread After Hurricane Helene
Conspiracy Theories Spread After Hurricane Helene

Conspiracy Theories Spread After Hurricane Helene

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Recent conspiracy theories claim that the U.S. government is manipulating hurricanes, specifically Helene and Milton, to influence upcoming elections, particularly targeting Republican states like Florida and North Carolina. Prominent figures, including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, have perpetuated these unfounded claims, suggesting that weather control is possible. Meteorologists and organizations, such as NOAA, have debunked these theories, emphasizing that hurricanes form naturally under specific atmospheric conditions and refuting any government involvement. Additionally, HAARP, a research facility often implicated in these myths, has clarified that it cannot influence weather phenomena. The spread of misinformation has led to increased hostility towards meteorologists, with many receiving threats from conspiracy theorists. This situation highlights the alarming intersection of climate events and political narratives, as false claims gain traction across social media platforms.

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